Add aria-hidden to accordian content div#1519
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**Why**: This tells the screen reader the content in this div is hidden. When the accordian is expanded, aria- hidden is changed to false, letting the screen reader know there is new content on screen.
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Accessibility question: do screen readers not consistently respect display: none, or is it just best practice to always include the aria-hidden attribute on nodes whose content can be displayed dynamically?
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@el-mapache they do respect it, changing the aria hidden is a way to let the screen reader know things come and go. |
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Why:
This tells the screen reader the content in this div
is hidden. When the accordian is expanded, aria-
hidden is changed to false, letting the screen
reader know there is new content on screen.