Follow up from #4453

Currently, documentation for <b-table> really only discusses and provides examples for the row-selected event:
https://bootstrap-vue.org/docs/components/table/#row-select-support

The only places the row-clicked event is mentioned are:
https://bootstrap-vue.org/docs/components/table/#data-row-accessibility
https://bootstrap-vue.org/docs/components/table/#comp-re

Website is wider and therefore (especially on small screens) there is a white strip and horizontal scrollbar. See screenshot below

When working on Google Docs, I usually activate Dark reader because too much white is frustrating and stressful for the eyes. Anyway, when I need to work with anyone who doesn't have Dark Reader or I need to deliver the work, there is black portions of text scattered around the document. Changing the highlight doesn't do anything and the only way to delete them is to "Erase Formatting". It isn't h

Opening this issue in case anyone wants to help. Recently, we've configured Storybook to import files from __examples__ folders inside Reakit component folders. This is how we're doing it:

https://github.com/reakit/reakit/blob/0b70f435673db13b75f82d69ac2760b485879674/.storybook/preview.js#L7-L22

Thos

This is a really minor issue, but hopefully will also be an easy fix.

Because of recent physical workspace set up changes, I've been experimenting with docking Optikey to the bottom of my screen (rather than the top, as has been my preference in the past).

With Optikey set up this way (docked to the bottom), the expand dock and collapse dock icons on the mouse keyboard appear to be drawn for

The "Who to follow" page seems a little unruly. I think it might be better to change it to a Twitter list maintained by the A11y Project Twitter account or separate Twitter lists for people, companies, and Meetups.

This would have the added benefit of allowing users to follow/unfollow the whole list at

When using pa11y programatically (I needed to hook into some webpack-dev-server lifecycle hooks) it wasn't clear from the README how to add the CLI reporter.

Thankfully it was consistent with the HTML reporter, which was documented, however it'd have been easier if there was a comment under the reporters section linking to other reporters.

I found it a slight distraction to ponder the purpose of id="modal-1-content" in the markup example. I came to the conclusion that it is a legacy of when the example also included aria-describedby="modal-1-content". If this is the case, then for the sake of simplicity perhaps the modal-1-content ID should also be removed.

#68 adds the capability to show the skip-to time on the progress bar. It'd be nice to have thumbnails as an extension of this feature. Some pointers can be found in #11

TestCafe runs on Windows, MacOS, and Linux. It supports multiple desktop (Chrome, Firefox, IE11, Edge, Safari), mobile, remote and cloud browsers (UI or headless). TestCafe is free to use under the MIT license.

https://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/
https://github.com/devexpress/testcafe

Example

I also see the issue with:

• <label>foo<meter /></label>
• <label>foo<output /></label>
• <label>foo<progress /></label>

Workaround
Add the following to your .eslintrc.js

module.exports = { rules:
    'jsx-a11y/label-has-associated-cont

Evaluate JSDoc based tools to possibly move the API docs into the source files directly. This would make docs/api/**/*.md irrelevant.

• http://documentation.js.org/
• https://www.npmjs.com/package/doctrine
• https://www.npmjs.com/package/docchi

This is nothing more than a listing of all the things that would come to our minds and that need to be taking care of before merging #376 :

@ffoodd feel free to add items 😄

• Clean input CSS (some prefixes or IE fixes may not be still useful)
• Update Node version to at least v12.10.0 in the Travis configuration
• Create a custom code demonstration block
• Revise t

Using Samsung Note9 Chrome lastest on github page.
Change phone into landscape mode and try the url example, you will see no copyright at the bottom, try in portrait and you do.

I believe this to be because the address bar on mobile reduces available height but window height includes adressbar space. In landscape mode there is no extra margin so the URL example page gets truncated by that amou

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Currently, the readme advises people to build NVDA with Visual Studio community. For people who never use the IDE, this is overkill.

Describe the solution you'd like

Describe the process based on Visual Studio 2019 build tools. Add a note that Build tools can be swapped for whatever version of Visual Studio they prefer.

Hi,
Is there a tutorial or Java doc I can use to see how to convert HTML to PDF using openpdftohtml.
I have a simple html -

Below is the error I got. I used PdfRenderBuilder as shown in the example -

com.openhtmltopdf.load INFO:: SAX XMLReader in use (parser): com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.parsers.SAXParser
com.openhtmlto

In Google Chrome:
If I add data-modal-mobile-target="..." to grouped images, with the first call, (on a mobile device) it opens the lightbox. Then pressing the arrow, it shows the mobile target (so just the picture).
In Firefox it works as expected ans opens just the image and then one has to go back.

Also in Chrome I get a warning in the console: [Violation] Added non-passive event listene

I understand that a test can be run manually, but I was wondering whether a test could be ran daily or weekly for example.

We started this project not quite long after Next.js became public and we haven't really touched the README 😅

We've just been improving the code section and making it a lot better. I guess it's time to give the README a new structure, basically to pass the right message to new users.

Let's do this! 🚀

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No tests currently written for components

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Write tests in jest :)

This current codebase is setup to work with Jest and @vue/test-utils out of the box.