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We need tests for cases where svg > title is placed within interactive elements.
According to the specification, when an svg element with a title element is placed within an interactive element, the content of the title element should become the Accessible Name of the interactive element. However, this is not working correctly in Safari.
Here are examples demonstrating the issue:
<p>Inside an <code>a</code> element:</p><ahref="#"><svgwidth="50" height="50"><title>red square</title><rectwidth="50" height="50" fill="#cc0000" /></svg></a><p>Inside a <code>button</code> element:</p><buttontype="button"><svgwidth="50" height="50"><title>red square</title><rectwidth="50" height="50" fill="#cc0000" /></svg></button>
Can someone help create a pull request with appropriate test cases for the html-aam specification to cover these scenarios? The tests should verify that the title element's content becomes the accessible name of the parent interactive element.
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We need tests for cases where
svg > title
is placed within interactive elements.According to the specification, when an
svg
element with atitle
element is placed within an interactive element, the content of thetitle
element should become the Accessible Name of the interactive element. However, this is not working correctly in Safari.Here are examples demonstrating the issue:
Can someone help create a pull request with appropriate test cases for the html-aam specification to cover these scenarios? The tests should verify that the
title
element's content becomes the accessible name of the parent interactive element.cc @cookiecrook @scottaohara @sideshowbarker
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