Open jlp-craigmorten opened 7 months ago
According to html-aam:
If scope="row" then map th to rowheader If scope="col" then map th to columnheader
REF: https://www.w3.org/TR/html-aam-1.0/#att-scope
Should this be reflected in the conformance requirements of html-aria for the implicit aria semantics for the <th> element as something user-agents are expected to map implicitly for accessibility APIs? Currently it states:
<th>
role=columnheader, rowheader or cell if the ancestor table element is exposed as a role=table role=columnheader, rowheader or gridcell if the ancestor table element is exposed as a role=grid or treegrid No corresponding role if the ancestor table element is not exposed as a role=table, grid or treegrid
role=columnheader, rowheader or cell if the ancestor table element is exposed as a role=table
role=columnheader, rowheader or gridcell if the ancestor table element is exposed as a role=grid or treegrid
No corresponding role if the ancestor table element is not exposed as a role=table, grid or treegrid
REF: https://www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/#docconformance-attr
I.e. update to something like:
role=columnheader, rowheader or cell if the ancestor table element is exposed as a role=table role=columnheader, rowheader or gridcell if the ancestor table element is exposed as a role=grid or treegrid role=rowheader if the th element has attribute scope=row role=columnheader if the th element has attribute scope=column No corresponding role if the ancestor table element is not exposed as a role=table, grid or treegrid
role=rowheader if the th element has attribute scope=row
role=columnheader if the th element has attribute scope=column
According to html-aam:
REF: https://www.w3.org/TR/html-aam-1.0/#att-scope
Should this be reflected in the conformance requirements of html-aria for the implicit aria semantics for the
<th>
element as something user-agents are expected to map implicitly for accessibility APIs? Currently it states:REF: https://www.w3.org/TR/html-aria/#docconformance-attr
I.e. update to something like: