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Please provide the following details if possible or relevant:
[] the version of Ace impacted by the issue (as returned by the ace -v command): 1.3.2
[] the version of Node used to run Ace (as returned by the node -v command): v18.16.1
[] your operating system and version: macOS 14.3.1
Ace by DAISY currently flags the usage of the ARIA role separator on images as an error with the message aria-allowed-role. However, according to the HTML ARIA specification, the role separator is valid for images.
Steps to Reproduce:
Insert an image element in the EPUB with the ARIA role separator, e.g., <img src="../Images/separator.png" role="separator" />
Run Ace by DAISY or use the tool to check for accessibility errors
Expected Behavior: Ace by DAISY should recognize the ARIA role separator on images as valid and not flag it as an error.
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Please provide the following details if possible or relevant:
ace -v
command): 1.3.2node -v
command): v18.16.1Ace by DAISY currently flags the usage of the ARIA role
separator
on images as an error with the messagearia-allowed-role
. However, according to the HTML ARIA specification, the roleseparator
is valid for images.Steps to Reproduce:
separator
, e.g.,<img src="../Images/separator.png" role="separator" />
Expected Behavior: Ace by DAISY should recognize the ARIA role
separator
on images as valid and not flag it as an error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: