Fix table header row for accessibility (Issue #1299)#1369
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Fix table header row for accessibility (Issue #1299)#1369bob-dlc wants to merge 1 commit intogitbrent:masterfrom
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I reviewed the code, looks fine, I hope this will be merged soon. We need this fix for accessibility. Otherwise the generated PPT has "accessibility warnings" in MS PowerPoint. We'd rather have this PR merged into this project, to avoid creating yet another fork. Thanks! |
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The accessibility checker built into PowerPoint reports that all tables generated by PPTxGenJS are "Missing Table Header" even the options are set to {autoPage:true, autoPageRepeatHeader:true}. The top row of the table indeed acts like a header visually, but not semantically as far as PowerPoint is concerned. As such, the PPTs fail accessibility testing and are inaccessible for users of assistive technologies such as screen readers.
A simple—and perhaps overly simple—solution was implemented here such that if autoPageRepeatHeader is true, the first row of the table is marked up as a header row when the XML is generated for the PowerPoint file.
Reference issue # 1299 (#1299)