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* Change order in description to tabbed interface component tab list tab tab panel * Change tablist to 2 words in the above * First 2 sentences become A tabbed interface component is a set of layered areas, known as tab panels, where only one area is displayed at a time. The tabs are arranged along one of the edges of the contents but most commonly are found at the top. The user navigates and makes the contents of each area visible by interacting with the title "tab". Terms for understanding Tab Panels include: * Keyboard Section rewrite to allow selection to be made manually with space or enter rather than automatically * Drop Control+Up, Control+PageUp, Control+PageDown. * Michiel to look at possible replacements for Control_PageUp,Down etc. Still debating Alt+Delete
Add keystroke for Delete when on the tab Remove Alt_Delete as no one has done it. Create a branch for tab including navigation on space/enter.
Thanks to my crappy connection today, I didn't follow the entire discussion: > Michiel to look at possible replacements for Control_PageUp,Down etc. Do I still need to look into this or will we drop that too? If we can recommend just shift tabbing back to the tab list. Although that could cause problems with tab panels with lots of focusable elements in them.
I think we are just going to drop it unless you have a desire to do the investigations.
Nah, I think we can just drop it, but I will keep it in mind. If I come up with a solution to the problem (or StommePoes batters me for supporting the removal of a keyboard feature), we can always add that.