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fix(list): case where list items are read twice by screen readers #12022
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
When a clickable / linkable
md-list-itemis provided without anaria-label, the directive creates a button/link with anaria-label. Because this element and the original inner contents are siblings, asking a screen reader to read through the document results in both the created link and the content to be read, which is awkward for screen reader users.Issue Number:
Fixes #11582
What is the new behavior?
aria-labelfrom the element's text content then mark the content asaria-hidden="true"so that screen readers don't announce/traverse the content twiceDoes this PR introduce a breaking change?
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