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I am trying to understand the reasoning behind why 'aria-hidden' is set to 'true' at all, as screen readers need to read what's inside the clamp regardless of it being truncated or not. If there is a logical reason, then I would like to request an enhancement that when we set 'buttons' attribute to 'false', that 'aria-hidden' is also set to 'false'.
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I've run into this problem with an accessibility audit. - aria-hidden true on text that is not to be expanded comes up as an issue for screenreaders. I've looked at @LordOfCorners PR and agree this would solve my issue.
My only additional observation would be - even if text is clamped, a person using a screen reader would want to know it is there, no?
I am trying to understand the reasoning behind why 'aria-hidden' is set to 'true' at all, as screen readers need to read what's inside the clamp regardless of it being truncated or not. If there is a logical reason, then I would like to request an enhancement that when we set 'buttons' attribute to 'false', that 'aria-hidden' is also set to 'false'.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: