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The select dropdown needs a corresponding label:
No editorCKEditor 4.0.3.0eafb700
markItUp 1.1.13
TinyMCE 3.5.8
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | wysiwyg-1963122.5.patch | 455 bytes | TwoD |
| #3 | wysiwyg-1963122.3.patch | 413 bytes | TwoD |
| #3 | wysiwyg-select-editor.jpg | 17.45 KB | TwoD |
Comments
Comment #1
mgiffordtagging
Comment #2
TwoDHow do I hide that label for users which do not need it while making sure screen readers won't skip it?
Comment #3
TwoDHmm, maybe it's not so annoying to have the label visible after all, and I don't think that many others have ~15 formats.
Comment #4
mgiffordI've posted instructions here in a related issue:
https://drupal.org/node/1963128#comment-7269322
It's a part of FAPI in D7 that many module maintainers have missed.
Would be more consistent probably to make the labels invisible. Thanks for the screenshots though.
Comment #5
TwoDAh, that was easy, thanks!
Since the accessibility difference between D6 and D7 is quite large, and none of #title_display and element-invisible are present, is this worth backporting?
Comment #6
mgiffordThat patch applies to the git repo. It's a really simple fix. I'm tempted to mark it RTBC, but haven't actually loaded up the browser to confirm it works.
Comment #7
TwoDLet's skip RTBC on this one, the label is there but is invisible. I can not confirm this actually makes sense with a screen-reader since I can't get Orca to say anything on my desktop, but it should be better than nothing.
Committed #5 to 7.x-2.x.
Comment #8
mgiffordThanks @TwoD