Reported by kennpetri on 2013-11-29 05:09
This may be related to issue 3546.
Here is a page for testing: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4904309/experiments/nav-inline-and-floated.html
Expected behavior:
NVDA should report correct number of LI items in an unordered list, regardless of whether or not display has been set to inline or inline-block.
Observed behavior:
NVDA reads all items in lists with display set to inline or inline-block in one go, without pausing. Additionally, the incorrect number of items is reported (as was noted in issue 3546).
On the sample page at the URL above, the first "navigation" list is displayed horizontally by floating list items left. The following two navigation lists are made horizontal by using either display:inline or display:inline-block.
On the floated list, the number of items is correctly reported and each item can be navigated to individually via tab key or down arrow. In contrast, the inlined lists are reported as having 5 items, when only 3 are present, and, whether arrived at via tab key or down arrow, all items in the list are read at one go, without pausing. The user cannot treat the items as separate items. They are always voiced as a single concatentated item.
Blocked by #2151
Reported by kennpetri on 2013-11-29 05:09
This may be related to issue 3546.
Here is a page for testing: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4904309/experiments/nav-inline-and-floated.html
Expected behavior:
NVDA should report correct number of LI items in an unordered list, regardless of whether or not display has been set to inline or inline-block.
Observed behavior:
NVDA reads all items in lists with display set to inline or inline-block in one go, without pausing. Additionally, the incorrect number of items is reported (as was noted in issue 3546).
On the sample page at the URL above, the first "navigation" list is displayed horizontally by floating list items left. The following two navigation lists are made horizontal by using either display:inline or display:inline-block.
On the floated list, the number of items is correctly reported and each item can be navigated to individually via tab key or down arrow. In contrast, the inlined lists are reported as having 5 items, when only 3 are present, and, whether arrived at via tab key or down arrow, all items in the list are read at one go, without pausing. The user cannot treat the items as separate items. They are always voiced as a single concatentated item.
Blocked by #2151