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notices:html-css:veiller-a-ce-que-l-ordre-de-tabulation-suive-la-logique-de-l-ordre-de-lecture [11 June 2013 at 14:25] Sébastien Delorme (Atalan) [Related recommendations] |
notices:html-css:veiller-a-ce-que-l-ordre-de-tabulation-suive-la-logique-de-l-ordre-de-lecture [30 December 2013 at 18:29] (current) Sébastien Delorme (Atalan) |
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| ====== 11.1.1. Make sure the tab order follows the logical reading order ====== | ====== 11.1.1. Make sure the tab order follows the logical reading order ====== | ||
| - | The tab order must follow the logical order of reading the page. | + | The tab order must follow the logical reading order of the page. |
| This means that when an interactive element immediately precedes another during a visual browsing of the page, the focus must move to the second element immediately after having left the first. | This means that when an interactive element immediately precedes another during a visual browsing of the page, the focus must move to the second element immediately after having left the first. | ||
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| <note attention>**Warning** | <note attention>**Warning** | ||
| - | Except in very rare cases where the interface is totally stable and controlled for a long period of time, make sure you do not use the ''tabindex'' attribute with a value of more than 0; otherwise, there is a risk of upsetting the tab order logic in the page. | + | Except in very rare cases where the interface is totally stable and controlled for a long period of time, make sure you do not use the ''tabindex'' attribute with a value of more than 0; otherwise, there is a risk of disrupting the tab order logic in the page. |
| </note> | </note> | ||
