When an object is hidden with aria-hidden="true" it should still be exposed to in accessible object hierarchies, but just marked as invisible. This allows events to be fired on them in the odd case they occur (the elements are technically still focusable). It is also more similar to how Firefox exposes content.
When an object is hidden with aria-hidden="true" it should still be exposed to in accessible object hierarchies, but just marked as invisible. This allows events to be fired on them in the odd case they occur (the elements are technically still focusable). It is also more similar to how Firefox and Safari exposes content.
Comment 1 by aleventhal@chromium.org
, Nov 1