Travis Leithead
Travis Leithead
From a recent telecon (see issue #990), it was noted: > Make the entire focusgroup focusable (by default) so that it's always a tab stop (another alternative to tricky memory/tabindex...
Note from @kbrilla copied here from #990 > `Roving tabindex with focusgroup (take 2)` (from [this doc](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cOxjjZdvFfpexiN1x-MpNJLXrmbrR0xp1sRCTbaQ29c/)) Needs ability to opt out from memory mechanism as for example common pattern...
PR #1021 has landed and includes the changes for an "entrance-memory" as [described above](https://github.com/openui/open-ui/issues/537#issuecomment-1957736539). That PR is a major re-write, so might be worth reading the explainer again top-to-bottom. Note,...
Current plan: * Mention in the explainer that, by default, a focusgroup will consider all nodes in [shadow-including tree order](https://dom.spec.whatwg.org/#concept-shadow-including-tree-order), not just the element's [descendants](https://dom.spec.whatwg.org/#concept-tree-descendant) when looking for focusgroup candidates....
With CSS Toggles [no longer being actively pursued](https://docs.google.com/document/d/10JxXgeDAJ5zerOdxoWM9ZU9d5iMOdzGJt0EhlhkOkxM/edit) I'm going to close this. There are certainly opportunities for alignment with other proposals, and we can track those separately. Re-open if...
Issue #870 recommends adding 'inline' and 'block' for logical movement (which should be the recommended approach IMO), where 'horizontal' and 'vertical' are for physical movement. This matches the behavior of...
Current plan: * Add the logical properties proposed in #859 to the explainer (approve PR #870). These behave as recommended in this issue: e.g., arrow keys advance the focus in...
@scottaohara thanks for taking the time to write up the discussion outcomes from the ARIA WG, and for sharing the feature with them in the first place! Let me replay...
I've been thinking about this today, as well as some of the content in the "[Why CSS toggles are too hard](https://docs.google.com/document/d/10JxXgeDAJ5zerOdxoWM9ZU9d5iMOdzGJt0EhlhkOkxM/)" paper, and thinking about it in terms of focusgroup....
From the above minutes: > masonf: there does seem to be a big question of whether a focusgroup becomes a single tab stop or numerous tab stops ..: there seems...