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feat: add aria-checked support to gridcell and row #2390

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feat: add aria-checked support to gridcell
smhigley Dec 3, 2024
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add aria-checked to row as well
smhigley Dec 9, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -4654,6 +4654,15 @@ <h2>Definition of Roles</h2>
provided, it applies only to the individual cell. It is not a proxy for the container <rref>row</rref>, which also can be expanded. The main use case for providing this attribute on a
<code>gridcell</code> is pivot table behavior.
</p>
<p>
Authors SHOULD NOT specify both <sref>aria-selected</sref> and <sref>aria-checked</sref> on a single <rref>gridcell</rref> element except in the extremely rare circumstances where all
the following conditions are met:
</p>
<ul>
<li>The meaning and purpose of <sref>aria-selected</sref> is different from the meaning and purpose of <sref>aria-checked</sref> in the user interface.</li>
<li>The user interface makes the meaning and purpose of each state apparent.</li>
<li>The user interface provides a separate method for controlling each state.</li>
</ul>
<p>Authors MUST ensure [=elements=] with <a>role</a> gridcell are <a>accessibility children</a> of an element with the <a>role</a> <rref>row</rref>.</p>
</div>
<table class="def">
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<th class="role-properties-head" scope="row">Supported States and Properties:</th>
<td class="role-properties">
<ul>
<li><sref>aria-checked</sref></li>
<li><sref>aria-disabled</sref></li>
<li><pref>aria-errormessage</pref></li>
<li><sref>aria-expanded</sref></li>
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<sref>aria-expanded</sref>, <pref>aria-posinset</pref>, <pref>aria-setsize</pref>, and <pref>aria-level</pref> to a <rref>row</rref> that descends from a <rref>table</rref> or
<rref>grid</rref>, and user agents SHOULD NOT expose any of these four properties to assistive technologies unless the <rref>row</rref> descends from a <rref>treegrid</rref>.
</p>
<p>
Authors SHOULD NOT specify both <sref>aria-selected</sref> and <sref>aria-checked</sref> on a single <rref>row</rref> element except in the extremely rare circumstances where all the
following conditions are met:
</p>
<ul>
<li>The meaning and purpose of <sref>aria-selected</sref> is different from the meaning and purpose of <sref>aria-checked</sref> in the user interface.</li>
<li>The user interface makes the meaning and purpose of each state apparent.</li>
<li>The user interface provides a separate method for controlling each state.</li>
</ul>
<p>
Authors MUST ensure [=elements=] with <a>role</a> <code>row</code> are <a>accessibility children</a> of an element with the role <rref>table</rref>, <rref>grid</rref>,
<rref>rowgroup</rref>, or <rref>treegrid</rref>.
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<th class="role-properties-head" scope="row">Supported States and Properties:</th>
<td class="role-properties">
<ul>
<li><sref>aria-checked</sref></li>
<li><pref>aria-colindex</pref></li>
<li><sref>aria-expanded</sref></li>
<li><pref>aria-level</pref></li>
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