For now, the help text is made in CSS, and when using a screen reader all the content is showed (I guess).
Instead of using :hover in CSS, the help text should be a switch button that use semantic HTML elements : <summary> and <details>, in order to enhance accessibility.
For now, the help text is made in CSS, and when using a screen reader all the content is showed (I guess).
Instead of using `:hover` in CSS, the help text should be a switch button that use semantic HTML elements : [`<summary>`](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/HTML/Element/summary) and [`<details>`](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/HTML/Element/details), in order to enhance accessibility.
For now, the help text is made in CSS, and when using a screen reader all the content is showed (I guess).
Instead of using
:hover
in CSS, the help text should be a switch button that use semantic HTML elements :<summary>
and<details>
, in order to enhance accessibility.Done in commit
9944bfbb82
.