#21346 closed enhancement (maybelater)
Add "Skip to content" link to the Quicktags toolbar
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| Component: | Accessibility | Keywords: | has-patch |
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Description
As the title. When tabbing it would act as shortcut to bypass all Quicktags buttons and place the focus in the textarea.
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14 years ago
Replying to nacin:
Agreed, this is handled separately on the Edit Post screen for both TinyMCE and Quicktags. The proposed link is to skip all buttons when there's no direct title -> editor bypass and is useful mostly for screen reader users.
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14 years ago
I tried testing this patch. I must be missing something. If I put the focus in the title field and tab, I skip the Quicktags bar, and jump straight to the main content window. Here's a quick video of what I'm seeing: http://cl.ly/203U0R2y220q (FF 14.0.1).
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14 years ago
Replying to lessbloat:
This is only for the Text editor (Quicktags) toolbar. The Visual editor has it's own shortcuts: it has a "hidden" link to focus the editor as soon as the user tabs to the container, then Alt F10 to access the toolbar when the editor is focused/the user types, then use the arrow keys. Also there is some JS to tab straight from the title field to the editor content, it's been there since 2.1 I think.
"Skip to content" is good for making something accessible that normally would not be navigated with a keyboard — so, skipping a navigation menu. But certainly, a tab from the title field should end up in the editor field... Something most people probably do. A separate link would slow down the vast majority of users.