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A set of user interface objects which are not intended to be included in a page summary or table of contents by assistive technologies.
Should it say “is” instead of “are”? I think that it is supposed to mean that the set of objects is not intended to be included in a page summary as a whole, but objects inside that group are able to be included in a summary.
Let’s look at an HTML example:
<divrole="group"><h1>The Example</h1><p>by prlbr, 26 June 2018</p></div>
The <h1> is intended to be included in a summary or ToC. It’s just that role="group" does not cause another entry in the summary or ToC for the <div>, or am I mistaken?
Apart from the choice between “are” and “is”, a clarifying sentence would be helpful.
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role is defined as:Should it say “is” instead of “are”? I think that it is supposed to mean that the set of objects is not intended to be included in a page summary as a whole, but objects inside that group are able to be included in a summary.
Let’s look at an HTML example:
The
<h1>
is intended to be included in a summary or ToC. It’s just thatrole="group"
does not cause another entry in the summary or ToC for the<div>
, or am I mistaken?Apart from the choice between “are” and “is”, a clarifying sentence would be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: