**Reported by zomigi on 2012-03-06 21:53** ## Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a list (<ul> element) in an HTML page 2. Set the CSS of the <li> elements to display:inline or display:inline-block 3. Have NVDA read the list in the web page ## Expected results: NVDA announces number of list items (<li> elements) when entering the list. ## Actual results: NVDA announces number of words within all the list items when entering the list. For instance, if the list contains 4 items and each have 2 words in them, NVDA will say the list contains 8 items, not 4. **Blocked by #3546** **Blocking #3672**
Reported by zomigi on 2012-03-06 21:53
Steps to reproduce:
element) in an HTML page- Set the CSS of the
- elements to display:inline or display:inline-block
- Have NVDA read the list in the web page
Expected results:
NVDA announces number of list items (
Actual results:
NVDA announces number of words within all the list items when entering the list. For instance, if the list contains 4 items and each have 2 words in them, NVDA will say the list contains 8 items, not 4.
Blocked by NVDA counts whitespace between inline <li> elements when calculating list length #3546
Blocking Lists with display inline or inline-block read all at once and incorrect number of items reported #3672