- Issue created by @mgifford
A screen reader user should be able to control their site.
Title: WCAG 4.1.2: Ensures interactive controls are not nested as they are not always announced by screen readers or can cause focus problems for assistive technologies (.module-list__module-summary)
Tags: Accessibility, WCAG 4.1.2, nested-interactive
Issue: Ensures interactive controls are not nested as they are not always announced by screen readers or can cause focus problems for assistive technologies (nested-interactive - https://dequeuniversity.com/rules/axe/4.9/nested-interactive?application...)
Target application: Extend | another test of My Drupal CMS site - https://drupal-cms-dev.ddev.site/admin/modules
Element path: #edit-modules-metatag-dc-enable-description > .module-list__module-summary
Snippet:
Related paths:
#edit-modules-metatag-dc-enable-description > .module-list__module-summary > .text.module-description > a:nth-child(1)
#edit-modules-metatag-dc-enable-description > .module-list__module-summary > .text.module-description > a[href$="dublincore.org/"]
How to fix:
Fix any of the following:
Element has focusable descendants
Environment: Microsoft Edge version 132.0.0.0
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