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Do ARIA properties need to exist within the actual HTML? Or, can they be added via Javascript at runtime?
I\'m trying to get an aria-live region to work correctly with JAWS 11 and IE8. Using the code below, I can get JAWS to announce the new value when the button is clicked, but the behaviour is not what
I\'m implementing ARIA landmark roles on a existing html layout. The less code I need to change the better.All examples I found use the landmark for the whole container.
I work on web accessibility for blind people interacting with a screen reader Jaws and a vocal synthesizer.
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Is th开发者_JAVA百科ere any lightbox solution (along the lines of Fancybox, etc.) that is both accessible (VoiceOver & JAWS, etc., compatible, with perhaps WAI-ARIA roles) and mobile-friendly?
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