Choose an item by clicking it, or navigating with the arrow keys and pressing Enter or Space.
Expected: the paper-dropdown-menu regains focus.
Actual: focus seems to be nowhere. Tabbing focuses the next button, whereas shift-tabbing focuses the same paper-dropdown-menu.
Step 1 can also be "Tab to a paper-dropdown-menu to focus it; its underline becomes blue. Press Enter to open the mune." This is the same behavior, but feels more broken because you explicitly see the focus go from the paper-dropdown-menu, to a menu item, to nothing.
Step 2 can also be "Press Escape to close the menu without selecting an item."
Compare with native <select> behavior, which re-focuses the <select> after closing the menu.
Fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/j4rfjasf/
Steps:
paper-dropdown-menu
to open the menu.Expected: the
paper-dropdown-menu
regains focus. Actual: focus seems to be nowhere. Tabbing focuses the next button, whereas shift-tabbing focuses the samepaper-dropdown-menu
.Step 1 can also be "Tab to a
paper-dropdown-menu
to focus it; its underline becomes blue. Press Enter to open the mune." This is the same behavior, but feels more broken because you explicitly see the focus go from thepaper-dropdown-menu
, to a menu item, to nothing.Step 2 can also be "Press Escape to close the menu without selecting an item."
Compare with native
<select>
behavior, which re-focuses the<select>
after closing the menu.