Re: Fly-out menus issue

Thank you Dave, we appreciate your use of WAI resources, your bringing this
issue to our attention, and your kind words.I co-chair the Education and
Ourteach Working Group and we are always grateful for the input from people
who find these resources useful. We have list of issues for the WAI
tutorials on GitHub <https://github.com/w3c/wai-tutorials/issues>.  If you
are comfortable please add this one to that list. If you do not use GitHub,
let me know and I will add this to the list.

I am not sure what the timeline is for fixing the issue. In the meantime,
you may want to look at code for this archived Knowbility site which has
this behavior: The tab key moves focus from one high level navigation
element to the next and then the arrow keys navigate the dropdown elements.
Archived Knowbility website example
<web.archive.org/web/20120829211721/http://www.knowbility.org/>.

Thanks again for your participation and all the best,
Sharron Rush
EO co-chair
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On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 1:53 AM Dave Dalquist <ddalquist@nmc.edu> wrote:

>
>    - https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/menus/flyout/#use-parent-as-toggle
>
> I've been searching high & low for an accessible drop-down menu that
> covers most bases yet isn't crazily complex or has glaring holes; I decided
> to work with this one using your code as a template.
>
> However, the example has only one dropdown section, and if I add more
> to my local copy, the functionality works on the first, but is lost on the
> other dropdowns.  Additionally, I used web developer on your page to add a
> second dropdown, and I get the same lack of response.
> [image: image.png]
>
> Were I an accomplished Javascript programmer, I'd try to fix this, but my
> role is more content manager, and I'm struggling to understand the JS, let
> alone modify it.
> For the sake of everybody who attempts to use your example, can
> somebody there provide a fix?
>
> FWIW...
>
>    - Windows 10/64
>    - Chrome Version 98.0.4758.102
>
> Thanks, for all W3 does.
>
> Dave Dalquist
> Intranet Coordinator
> Information Technology Services
> Email:  ddalquist@nmc.edu
> Northwestern Michigan College <https://www.nmc.edu/>
>