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Reported by bgaraventa on 2014-01-03 00:43
When a Button element has no inner text within the opening and closing boundaries, it should be possible to set the Title attribute on the Button to set an explicit label in the same manner as a standard form field.
Comment 1 by jteh on 2014-01-07 00:05
Usually, whether the title attribute is exposed as the label is determined by the browser. Firefox doesn't really consider aria-hidden, so it determines that there is content and uses that instead of the title. This would need to be changed in Firefox. If you're not comfortable filing a Mozilla bug, I can do it.
Reported by bgaraventa on 2014-01-03 00:43
When a Button element has no inner text within the opening and closing boundaries, it should be possible to set the Title attribute on the Button to set an explicit label in the same manner as a standard form field.
E.G
<button class="paginate" title="First Page">
<span aria-hidden="true">⇐</span>
</button>
When viewed in Firefox, the Button is simply announced as "button" when arrowing down the page in the Virtual Buffer, which is non-intuitive.
Steps to reproduce:
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