- From: Becky Gibson <Becky_Gibson@notesdev.ibm.com>
- Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2007 11:49:57 -0400
- To: wai-xtech@w3.org
This looks reasonable to me - just a few questions. Rather than
reproducing the entire table I have just copied the relevant sections. See
[1] for the initial proposal.
Regarding control + up arrow and control + down arrow:
8. Control + Up Arrow
Moves focus from anywhere in a Pane's Content to its associated Pane
Header.
Note: No action occurs when focus is in the Pane Header.
9. Control + Down Arrow
Moves focus from a Pane Header to the first focusable element in the
Pane's Content.
Note: No action occurs when focus is in the Pane Content.
I like that control + up arrow provides a quick way to get from within the
content to the pane header without having to potentially press shift-tab
many times. But, I'm not sure how useful control+down arrow is? I would
think that just pressing tab to move from the pane header into the content
would be the expected behavior. From number 10 that with focus on a pane
header pressing tab would move focus to any menu within the pane header.
But, I'm not sure if implementing and educating people about control +
down arrow is worth it to eliminate that one extra tab stop.
For control+F10 to post the button menu in the current pane header is
there restriction on where the focus is? Will control+F10 only work if
focus is in the pane header or will it also work if focus is anywhere in
the pane related to that pane header?
12. Control+F10
If present, posts the button menu in the current Pane Header.
Posts the accordion header's menu
Occurs only if focus is on the Accordion Header.
I have the same focus question for escape? I assume it is only active if
focus is within a menu (which would be the case if it was opened via the
keyboard).
13. Esc
If a button menu is present and it is posted on a Pane Header, the menu
closes and no action occurs.
Dismisses the Accordion Header's button menu if it is posted.
Also, your description mentions defining a method of dismissing [closing]
an accordion pane but I don't see it here. The example also allows more
than one accordion pane to be open at a time - what is the key mechanism
for opening and closing the panes? Is just pressing enter with focus on
the title sufficient to toggle the open/close of a pane?
thanks,
-becky
[1]
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/wai-xtech/2007Oct/att-0015/kbd-nav-accordion-pane-dojo-prop.html
Becky Gibson
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