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The current setup allows Tutor types - Overlay and Notify to be used without a title. This potential scenario raises concerns regarding accessibility, as popups lacking a title may lead to accessibility issues.
Your environment
version (AT 0.11.2/5.33.1)
Chrome v120.0.6099.217
Win 11
Steps to reproduce
Navigate to [specific location or screen where Tutor types - Overlay and Notify are used].
Trigger the Overlay and Notify functionalities without providing a title.
Expected behaviour
Default inclusion of a title for Tutor types - Overlay and Notify to ensure accessibility standards are met.
Actual behaviour
Tutor types - Overlay and Notify can be used without a title, potentially causing accessibility issues.
Screenshots
Notify
Overlay
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @tajuddinAherikar, thanks for raising. I recently added an issue for this explaining the impacts on accessibility and the core functionality/plugins this relates too.
Your issue is specific to Tutor types which should be resolved by Core PR 484. The PR provides a default global title in the instance a _feedback.title isn't set.
Thanks for your quick response. I've reviewed Core PR 484, and it seems to address the Tutor types issue by introducing a default global title when _feedback.title isn't set. This should resolve the problem. Appreciate it.
Description:
The current setup allows Tutor types - Overlay and Notify to be used without a title. This potential scenario raises concerns regarding accessibility, as popups lacking a title may lead to accessibility issues.
Your environment
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
Default inclusion of a title for Tutor types - Overlay and Notify to ensure accessibility standards are met.
Actual behaviour
Tutor types - Overlay and Notify can be used without a title, potentially causing accessibility issues.
Screenshots
Notify
Overlay
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: