Use native accordions instead of radix's ones #126

jak2k commented 2026年05月01日 17:36:58 +02:00

Native accordions (the details and summary elements) can be automatically expanded by the browser search and also work without JavaScript. This probably requires some work to get the same styles.

Native accordions (the `details` and `summary` elements) can be automatically expanded by the browser search and also work without JavaScript. This probably requires some work to get the same styles.

razze commented 2026年05月04日 11:06:43 +02:00

switched us to base-ui now, so that finding with the browser search works now.

native accordions have some negative accessibility implications, not to keen on those

switched us to base-ui now, so that finding with the browser search works now. native accordions have some negative accessibility implications, not to keen on those

jak2k commented 2026年05月04日 13:22:45 +02:00

native accordions have some negative accessibility implications, not to keen on those

Which negative implications do you mean? Is there a webpage with more information about that?

> native accordions have some negative accessibility implications, not to keen on those Which negative implications do you mean? Is there a webpage with more information about that?

razze commented 2026年05月04日 13:37:35 +02:00

My understanding was, that browser parity wasn't perfect yet.

But that seems to be old knowledge, as far as I can find right now.

Some older AT may not handle open/closed as good, as with aria-expanded. But we can probably live with that minor regression.

My understanding was, that browser parity wasn't perfect yet. But that seems to be old knowledge, as far as I can find right now. Some older AT may not handle open/closed as good, as with aria-expanded. But we can probably live with that minor regression.