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Use "prefers-reduced-motion" media query to disable animations #1652
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@thejimbirch you can override |
Thanks for the quick reply! I like the scrolling. But some users do not. Was reading the doc at Mozilla about this type of media query is the best of both worlds. Keeps it as a default, but lets users opt out if they so choose. |
@thejimbirch do you know of a good way to use that with |
This article has a nice example for implementing in JavaScript.
https://web.dev/prefers-reduced-motion/ And a demo at the bottom of the article. |
This is an important accessibility issue for folks with VIMS. Nobody wants to become sick from browsing the web. More links |
To turn animations off, you could write a
prefers-reduced-motion
media query. Then anyone who wants to turn animations off can do so in thue browser/OS settings.This is from WCAG 2.1 Animations from interactions success criterion, level-AAA.
Discussed in Drupal Issue 2312805 . Drupal previously used jQuery Joyride, and has switched to Shepherd.
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