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Today (2019 Feb 04) I opened up a SurveyMonkey survey for Level Access & G3ict while in High Contrast Mode on Windows 10. First, in Firefox, I noticed the radio buttons weren't visible. I thought it might be a browser issue since FF doesn't fully support HCM.
This is what I saw in FF:
Opening up Edge, I found the same problem:
IE had the same results. No radio button.
Reviewing the source code, it turned out that the radio input was set to opacity=0 and positioning was absolute to pull it further out of the way. A background image was positioned to sit in its place. However, as with HCM's functionality, background images are removed.
This is great. I will add a note to the Survey Monkey entry and link to this issue (which will be closed) for additional context, code, and screen shots.
Today (2019 Feb 04) I opened up a SurveyMonkey survey for Level Access & G3ict while in High Contrast Mode on Windows 10. First, in Firefox, I noticed the radio buttons weren't visible. I thought it might be a browser issue since FF doesn't fully support HCM.
This is what I saw in FF:

Opening up Edge, I found the same problem:

IE had the same results. No radio button.
Reviewing the source code, it turned out that the radio input was set to opacity=0 and positioning was absolute to pull it further out of the way. A background image was positioned to sit in its place. However, as with HCM's functionality, background images are removed.
For comparison, a screenshot of Chrome, which doesn't support HCM:

Would you add a note about this under SurveyMonkey? I can provide further details, if you need them.
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