ReadAloud skips test in a button.
See original GitHub issueMy classes use acrobatiq.com for course material, which I read using ReadAloud. Some words in the course material are wrapped in button tags, and acrobatiq treats them like tool tips when hovered or clicked. ReadAloud skips reading the text in a button. Example HTML document to reproduce:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
This example text will <button>not actually</button> be read.
</body>
</html>
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- Created 2 years ago
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I can’t provide a login (not even sure how mine works since I’m redirected there), but perhaps this will help:
It appears these
<button>
elements are not a child element of a form and the have noname
attribute. Perhaps that can help as selection criteria. Also, they all have the attributedata-toggle="popover"
edit: I also just noticed they have classes
aiq
which seems to be AcrobatIQ’s internal class andterm
which appears to be what is used for these… uh… terms.Womp womp! Thank you for looking into it!