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The popup image positioning _imageAlignment is handled via CSS flex styles instead of setting the DOM order. See screenshot below.
_imageAlignment
Making the DOM order match the visual order is part of the WCAG success criteria.
I'd expect this to be consistent with Core Notify where _imageAlignment deters whether to render the image before or after the body.
Issue initially raised here for reference cgkineo/adapt-hint#16
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Update: expand _imageAlignment properties and set popup item DOM order (
95e03a4
fixes #289) (#290) * Use _imageAlignment condition to deter popup item content order * popup image alignment styles updated inline with core notify * update schema _imageAlignment property * update schema _imageAlignment property * update README _imageAlignment description * use image partial for popup item image
Chore(release): 6.10.0 [skip ci]
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# [6.10.0](v6.9.0...v6.10.0) (2024-01-03) ### Update * expand _imageAlignment properties and set popup item DOM order (fixes #289) (#290) ([95e03a4](95e03a4)), closes [#289](#289) [#290](#290)
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Subject of the issue
The popup image positioning
_imageAlignment
is handled via CSS flex styles instead of setting the DOM order. See screenshot below.Making the DOM order match the visual order is part of the WCAG success criteria.
Expected behaviour
I'd expect this to be consistent with Core Notify where
_imageAlignment
deters whether to render the image before or after the body.Issue initially raised here for reference cgkineo/adapt-hint#16
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: