The following elements allow for 'any role'. The inline, text-level semantics, elements are the ones that seem a bit suspect at allowing 'any' role... but maybe someone has a use case for <i role=table>...</i> or <b role=main>...</b>?
Elements: address, blockquote, canvas, hgroup, p, del, ins, rp, rt, ruby, a without href, abbr, b, bdi, bdo, cite, code, data, dfn, em, i, kbd, mark, output, pre, q, s, samp, small, span, strong, sub, sup, time, u, var
Note: we may decide to do nothing here. But I want to at least discuss the topic.
Elements which do not need a review/will be taken care of by other issues/PRs
div
figure with no descendant figcaption - this was updated recently in #209.
wbr presently allows for any role, but this will be changed via #353.
table related elements will be addressed by resolving #258.
The following elements allow for 'any role'. The inline, text-level semantics, elements are the ones that seem a bit suspect at allowing 'any' role... but maybe someone has a use case for
<i role=table>...</i>
or<b role=main>...</b>
?Elements:
address
,blockquote
,canvas
,hgroup
,p
,del
,ins
,rp
,rt
,ruby
,a
withouthref
,abbr
,b
,bdi
,bdo
,cite
,code
,data
,dfn
,em
,i
,kbd
,mark
,output
,pre
,q
,s
,samp
,small
,span
,strong
,sub
,sup
,time
,u
,var
Note: we may decide to do nothing here. But I want to at least discuss the topic.
Elements which do not need a review/will be taken care of by other issues/PRs
div
figure
with no descendantfigcaption
- this was updated recently in #209.wbr
presently allows for any role, but this will be changed via #353.svg
was updated to allow any role via #264.