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How to hide ARIA-LIVE from screen readers but make they will can read content inside?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionNVDA reads aria-hidden content after dynamic updatehow to make screen readers read entire page when angular changes states?Correct way to mark HTML text as decorative with ARIAMake Screenreader read messages on get-requestHow to make NVDA screen reader read the aria-label?NVDA screen reader is not reading aria-labelledby and aria-describedby in Internet ExplorerPrevent screen reader from reading aria-labelaria-live on textarea not working with JAWSNVDA screen reader aria-live issueARIA role and live attributes confict
I have on page ARIA-LIVE block like this:
<div
aria-live='polite'
role='log'
aria-relevant='additions'
aria-atomic='false'
style='position: absolute; width: 1px; height: 1px; margin-top: -1px; clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px); overflow: hidden;'>
<div>message</div>
<div>message</div>
</div>
And now, if i using keyboard arrows, screen reader can reach aria-live zone, it is located at the very bottom of the page, and read content which he contain.
Is there a way to hide the aria-alive zone but at the same time make it so that the content in it is still normally read by the reader?
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I have on page ARIA-LIVE block like this:
<div
aria-live='polite'
role='log'
aria-relevant='additions'
aria-atomic='false'
style='position: absolute; width: 1px; height: 1px; margin-top: -1px; clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px); overflow: hidden;'>
<div>message</div>
<div>message</div>
</div>
And now, if i using keyboard arrows, screen reader can reach aria-live zone, it is located at the very bottom of the page, and read content which he contain.
Is there a way to hide the aria-alive zone but at the same time make it so that the content in it is still normally read by the reader?
accessibility wai-aria screen-readers nvda
asked Mar 7 at 7:40
bpGusarbpGusar
285
add a comment |
I have on page ARIA-LIVE block like this:
<div
aria-live='polite'
role='log'
aria-relevant='additions'
aria-atomic='false'
style='position: absolute; width: 1px; height: 1px; margin-top: -1px; clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px); overflow: hidden;'>
<div>message</div>
<div>message</div>
</div>
And now, if i using keyboard arrows, screen reader can reach aria-live zone, it is located at the very bottom of the page, and read content which he contain.
Is there a way to hide the aria-alive zone but at the same time make it so that the content in it is still normally read by the reader?
accessibility wai-aria screen-readers nvda
asked Mar 7 at 7:40
bpGusarbpGusar
285
I have on page ARIA-LIVE block like this:
<div
aria-live='polite'
role='log'
aria-relevant='additions'
aria-atomic='false'
style='position: absolute; width: 1px; height: 1px; margin-top: -1px; clip: rect(1px, 1px, 1px, 1px); overflow: hidden;'>
<div>message</div>
<div>message</div>
</div>
And now, if i using keyboard arrows, screen reader can reach aria-live zone, it is located at the very bottom of the page, and read content which he contain.
Is there a way to hide the aria-alive zone but at the same time make it so that the content in it is still normally read by the reader?
accessibility wai-aria screen-readers nvda
accessibility wai-aria screen-readers nvda
asked Mar 7 at 7:40
bpGusarbpGusar
285
asked Mar 7 at 7:40
bpGusarbpGusar
285
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That's kind of like asking how can one apply CSS display:none to an element but still allow the element to be seen.
You can hide elements from a screen reader by specifying aria-hidden="true". If you also have aria-live, then any updates to that element will be hidden from screen readers, essentially negating the purpose of having aria-live.
About the best you can do is associate a label with that region to say "this element is for announcing dynamic updates", or something like that. A screen reader user may find it, but it doesn't hurt anything. They can easily ignore it and move on to the next element.
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That's kind of like asking how can one apply CSS display:none to an element but still allow the element to be seen.
You can hide elements from a screen reader by specifying aria-hidden="true". If you also have aria-live, then any updates to that element will be hidden from screen readers, essentially negating the purpose of having aria-live.
About the best you can do is associate a label with that region to say "this element is for announcing dynamic updates", or something like that. A screen reader user may find it, but it doesn't hurt anything. They can easily ignore it and move on to the next element.
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That's kind of like asking how can one apply CSS display:none to an element but still allow the element to be seen.
You can hide elements from a screen reader by specifying aria-hidden="true". If you also have aria-live, then any updates to that element will be hidden from screen readers, essentially negating the purpose of having aria-live.
About the best you can do is associate a label with that region to say "this element is for announcing dynamic updates", or something like that. A screen reader user may find it, but it doesn't hurt anything. They can easily ignore it and move on to the next element.
answered Mar 8 at 22:29
slugoliciousslugolicious
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That's kind of like asking how can one apply CSS display:none to an element but still allow the element to be seen.
You can hide elements from a screen reader by specifying aria-hidden="true". If you also have aria-live, then any updates to that element will be hidden from screen readers, essentially negating the purpose of having aria-live.
About the best you can do is associate a label with that region to say "this element is for announcing dynamic updates", or something like that. A screen reader user may find it, but it doesn't hurt anything. They can easily ignore it and move on to the next element.
answered Mar 8 at 22:29
slugoliciousslugolicious
5,46811420
That's kind of like asking how can one apply CSS display:none to an element but still allow the element to be seen.
You can hide elements from a screen reader by specifying aria-hidden="true". If you also have aria-live, then any updates to that element will be hidden from screen readers, essentially negating the purpose of having aria-live.
About the best you can do is associate a label with that region to say "this element is for announcing dynamic updates", or something like that. A screen reader user may find it, but it doesn't hurt anything. They can easily ignore it and move on to the next element.
answered Mar 8 at 22:29
slugoliciousslugolicious
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answered Mar 8 at 22:29
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