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NOTE
Additional authoring considerations for using aria-readonly and aria-disabled:
Limit use of aria-readonly to combobox widgets that have a text field. A read-only combobox is in the tab sequence and its value can be read, however its popup cannot be opened, and its value cannot be changed.
If a select-only combobox widget (i.e. a combobox without a text field) is not operable, use aria-disabled="true" to convey the disabled state to assisstive technologies.
The note could go right before the examples. @mcking65 please review.
Question: Should we say anything about a disabled read-only combobox? :)
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Should we say anything about a disabled read-only combobox?
A disabled read-only combobox should be the same as a simple disabled combobox. When I use disabled and read-only on an input element, read-only is ignored (see for example in Chrome, F12, Tab "Accessibility")
Background discussion in #1026 (comment).
Some possible words:
The note could go right before the examples. @mcking65 please review.
Question: Should we say anything about a disabled read-only combobox? :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: