diff --git a/html-aam/index.html b/html-aam/index.html index ca3f951e6..407cc82a6 100644 --- a/html-aam/index.html +++ b/html-aam/index.html @@ -8538,8 +8538,7 @@
+ Note: the `aria-autocomplete` attribute and the HTML `autocomplete` attribute have disparate features. The `aria-autocomplete` attribute is not supported on the HTML + `form` element or elements with an explicit ARIA `form` role. +
++ When used on a `form` element, the `autocomplete` attribute identifies whether form controls owned by the form will have their + autofill field name set to "`on`" or "`off`" by default. See + `autocomplete` for `input`, `select`, `textarea` for control mappings. +
If specified `autocomplete=off` or the control is owned by a `form` with `autocomplete=off` - `aria-autocomplete=none`
+Otherwise, `aria-autocomplete`
++ Note: the `aria-autocomplete` attribute and the HTML `autocomplete` attribute have disparate features, but they overlap as mechanisms for user agents to expose the + control's support for autocompletion. +
++ If the form control has been specified as both `autocomplete=off` (whether due to explicit use of the attribute, or from inheriting the `off` state from a parent `form` element with + `autocomplete=off`) and with an `aria-autocomplete` attribute with a valid value, user agents MUST expose only the `aria-autocomplete` attribute value. +
++ Otherwise, if the form control has an `autocomplete` attribute specified with a valid token value, and an `aria-autocomplete` attribute, then user agents MUST expose only the + `autocomplete` attribute value. +
+