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Pass color-contrast if aria-model="true" is on the page, and the text is aria-hidden
See original GitHub issueRelated to #170
Elements in the background of modals are currently flagged as contrast issues, even when within an aria-hidden parent. Example here: https://jsfiddle.net/204dkrsn/2/show
I know the applicability of contrast to aria-hidden elements is up for interpretation, since they’re also often visible. On the other hand, the current setup has been generating some false positives when modals are open.
Another workaround might be ignoring visual rules on anything outside an aria-modal="true" element if one exists on the page, but I’m not sure how feasible that is.
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Thanks for the issue. This is a similar problem we encountered in #1482. Could probably solve them in the same way.
@straker sorry I missed this, thanks so much! I’m closing the issue, since I think the behavior is correct in both FF and Chrome now.
Thanks again!