Re: OnMouseOver
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Gene
Clickable is unrelated to mouseover. A
clickable item is something you can click, in keyboard terms press enter on,
that is not a link, button, or other structure that is known to be clickable to
the user. It may just be text that is made clickable in some way I don't
have the technical knowledge to discuss. . So it is identified as
clickable so the user knows.
Mouseover is a link you can
hover the mouse over and the page will change in some way. Mouseover links
can also be followed, with the action of a standard link being taken.
Yu may be having a problem but
whatever it is, it isn't related to mouseover.
Gene
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OK, my apologies since this is really getting off topic:
I am attempting to see if the below is still happening and if there is an issue with the code developers are using.
BEGIN Quote: Jaws 15, 17, 18 Browser: IE11, FF 48, Chrome 54
Steps: …
Issue: Jaws reading the Quick Search tab, Advanced Search tab, circle cross close button and then reading the paragraph in the Quick search. In this paragraph it is reading clickable after every line. End Quote
Take care,
Jonathan
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
On Behalf Of Gene
The command to move to the next mouseover element is semicolon.
But why do you think mouseover has anything to do with oververbosity? All that happens when you move to a mouseover element is that JAWS announces the word "mouseover" after it announces the element. If you don't use the mouseover simulation command on the element, that's all that happens.
Gene ----- Original Message -----
Brian,
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