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tabindex="-1" on last element prevents Tab key from cycling back to the top
See original GitHub issueScenario:
~The last focusable element in the modal has attribute tabindex="-1" or CSS visibility: hidden and is such not tabbable by the browser.~
The last focusable element in the modal is within a parent that has style display: none and does not explicitly have tabindex="-1" set.
Expected Result: When using Tab key to navigate, this element is skipped, so the expectation is for focus to cycle back to the first tabbable element at the top of the modal. ~This behaviour is working as expected if I change the tabindex on the last element to 0.~
Actual Result: When using Tab key to navigate, the focus remains stuck on the last tabbable element in the modal and does not cycle back to the top.
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)
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Should be fixed in 1.13.2
Thank you in response. You helped to find and close quite important issue.