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As noted in pr #1088 there were a few dependencies/services we're using that contributed to some html validation errors (and therefore accessibility issues. These could stand to be updated:
Recaptcha
There’s a couple errors having to do with required_score and required attributes on inputs that are recaptcha specific. This github thread shows that this was taken of semi-recently.
Leaflet
We also got errors about a role attribute on <img> tags with empty alts. This was resolved in an update a couple years ago.
Mozilla pdf.js
PDFs are structured a bit strangely and it affects screen reader performance. Instead of a paragraph being it's own div, one word or a whole phrase in the middle of a sentence will be a div. This may be resolved by looking into mozilla's pdf.js
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As noted in pr #1088 there were a few dependencies/services we're using that contributed to some html validation errors (and therefore accessibility issues. These could stand to be updated:
Recaptcha
There’s a couple errors having to do with
required_score
andrequired
attributes on inputs that are recaptcha specific. This github thread shows that this was taken of semi-recently.Leaflet
We also got errors about a
role
attribute on<img>
tags with empty alts. This was resolved in an update a couple years ago.Datatables
We’re using an older version that's raising an error about roles on tables. This has been addressed in newer versions.
Mozilla pdf.js
PDFs are structured a bit strangely and it affects screen reader performance. Instead of a paragraph being it's own div, one word or a whole phrase in the middle of a sentence will be a div. This may be resolved by looking into mozilla's pdf.js
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: