When using a menu with levels, all "active trails" elements (button in level 1, and a in level 2) have aria-current="page".
However, it should be only the link (a) that have aria-current="page", and the "parent" button should have aria-current="true".
The difference is subtle between "true" and "page" : "page" is meant for the link of the page currently visited, whereas "true" means the button is somehow "currently active" (because it appears highlighted in the menu) but does not refer to the visited page itself (usually it refers to a parent page or category).
This is an accessibility concern.
The example on DSFR documentation is correct on this point : https://www.systeme-de-design.gouv.fr/elements-d-interface/composants/na...
Some documentation about aria-current : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Attribut...
Configure a menu as the main menu, with a parent level and children links.
In pattern-nav-menu.html.twig : for all the buttons, replace aria-current="page" with aria-current="true" (in the "in_active_trail" conditions).
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