Closed stef-barburou closed 2 years ago
Good point ! The author name comes from Ghost directly (the full name of the author), so I guess the problem would be for all the authors with both languages in it.
sounds about right. now this doesn'T cause a LOT of pain for users (I mean .. lets face it, french people are pretty "bonasse" in the public service when it comes to Official languages, and people with assistive technologies don'T complain half as much as I wish they did, so imagine french-assistive-tech-users), and it's very unlikely to be cause for complain, but if we can setup a label outside the element and use it, maybe hide a span for the info that's not needed for sighted users... I wouldn't lose too much sleep over this
spent 1h on this issue found out the french is loaded from ghost, and it seems to be some sort of account name, so we won't be able to modify it to incorporate span tags to mark the language switch.
is this correct @romy-piche ?
if so, nothing much can be done, we can close the ticket
Oh yeah ! You are right, the author name comes from ghost directly and it's the account Full Name: https://busrides.ghost.io/ghost/#/settings/staff/da
As you said, I don't think much can be done for this case.
closing.
this may require more work than worth it, but the label only reads in the current language. to fix this, you'd probably need to use an entire element and have a span inside it withe the lang tag... and then maybe use aria-labelledby to point to it with an ID