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SC 1.1.1 Situation D - ARIA 6 & ARIA 10 #503
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Thank you for submitting this issue. You are correct that in the Situation D techniques of the Understanding document for 1.1.1 Non-text Content , there are only 3 techniques listed (none of which is ARIA 6 or 10) any of which can then make use of the following nested list of short description techniques (which includes ARIA 6 and 10) Yet on the Quick Techniques page you reference, ARIA 6 and ARIA 10 occur as top list level items for Situation D and appear on the nested list as well. They should be removed from the top list level so that where we see:
We should only see:
@michael-n-cooper it's beyond my technical skill to determine how you're constructing this quick reference; I cannot even locate it in the github repo. Feel free to contact me if the problem isn't clear. |
I don't construct the quick reference. The code is written by @yatil and populated from a JSON file I periodically output. However, getting the generator to capture all the particularities of our Understanding documents is a challenge, and there also isn't a smooth path to updating the Quick Reference on a regular basis. I've been working on that... |
ARIA6 and ARIA10 are now appearing as "Short text alternative techniques for Situation D:" |
Perfect for me, too. I close it. |
In this page
https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG21/quickref/?showtechniques=111¤tsidebar=%23col_overview&technologies=pdf%2Cflash%2Csl&hidesidebar=true#non-text-content
In the Situation D, the ARIA 6 & ARIA 10 techniques are in the same level as:
All of them include the ARIA 6 & ARIA 10 techniques, so it becomes redundant. Besides, the first one repeats the "descriptive label" role of the technique.
Please review. Thanks.
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