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The div.side-profile sits directly inside the ul.sidenavPushHeader. However, as far as I can tell, only li elements are allowed as children of ul elements.
Browsers largely don't seem to care about this restriction (after all, they have evolved in a wonderful world of broken websites that should still be presented as well as possible), but we're getting this flagged as an issue when inspecting our application for accessibility problems. It makes sense to me that some accessibility tools might not be as good at dealing with broken HTML as the major browsers, so it may be especially important in that area to ensure the HTML is valid.
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Where can I find information about this new widget? Which release is it contained in? Neither google nor github's search in this repository or the main gwt-material repository got me any helpful results.
Can be seen easily in https://gwtmaterialdesign.github.io/gwt-material-patterns/snapshot/#sidenav_push_header
The div.side-profile sits directly inside the ul.sidenavPushHeader. However, as far as I can tell, only li elements are allowed as children of ul elements.
Browsers largely don't seem to care about this restriction (after all, they have evolved in a wonderful world of broken websites that should still be presented as well as possible), but we're getting this flagged as an issue when inspecting our application for accessibility problems. It makes sense to me that some accessibility tools might not be as good at dealing with broken HTML as the major browsers, so it may be especially important in that area to ensure the HTML is valid.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: