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Comment 2 by mdcurran on 2009-06-15 23:27
Caption tags are already recognized in Mozilla Gecko and MSHTML documents. Summary attributes are not.
What is the most appropriate way for us to expose the summary attribute?
Should it be rendered in to the buffer at the top of the table, above where the caption tag would go? The advantage is that it can be easily read by users automatically. Or, it could be set as the description of the field, meaning that we could possibly read it if you press t / shift+t, or by some special "read description of field" script.
I think I personally would like the summary rendered in the buffer, but what are other peoples thoughts?
Comment 3 by MarcoZ on 2009-06-16 06:29
I'd also vote for putting the summary in the buffer. It makes it easier to review than a description that gets spoken and then more or less evaporates and has to be re-queried.
Reported by vtsaran on 2009-01-08 01:02
Currently, if an HTML table contains SUMMARY or CAPTION attribute, NVDA does not seem to see it.
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