Closed Shivamd1 closed 3 years ago
@Shivamd1 I just realized that this is also a case of a component state that we should remove from the toolkit.
I must have accidentally included "disabled" styling to the link at some point during development when in fact the disabled functionality does not exist on this component (nor does it exist in vanilla HTML anchor tags either). That's the reason the focus state is still functionally applied to the "disabled" link and it does not skip over to the next actionable control.
I will be removing any code and documentation regarding this disabled state. Thanks for the catch!
@Shivamd1 Just pushed a fix to this problem, can we get a review/confirmation to close this issue?
@hawkticehurst Please provide the latest build to verify
issue does not reproduces closing the bug
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GitHubTags: #A11yMAS;#A11yTCS;#A11ySev2;#SH_VscodeWebviewUiToolkit_Aug2021;#Webview UI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code;#Win32;#FTP;#DesktopApp;#WCAG2.4.7;#Keyboard;#AINotInScope;
Environment Details:
Application Name: Vscode Webview Ui Toolkit Windows Version: Win10
Repro Steps:
Actual:
The keyboard focus is not visible after "default" link on pressing tab key. It goes on disabled link.
Similar issue is observed with scenarios:
Expected:
The keyboard focus should be visible after "default" link on pressing tab key. The keyboard focus should go on next actionable control and not on disabled link.
User Impact:
Keyboard only low vision users will face difficulty in viewing the keyboard focus.