I am adding Keyboard accessibility controls to my program. Unfortunately, the popup window that shows all the keyboard shortcuts/inputs is currently to large and does not show all the available options. In order to view them all, the user must drag the scroll bar down using the mouse only. Is there an option that the Learner may control this window using keyboard inputs as well? Ie. Scrolling the window down. As is, this does not meet the Accessibility Standards I am working under. It boils down to two questions:
1 - Is there an option for the user to control the Keyboard Shortcuts window with the keyboard?
2 - Is there an option to adjust the size of the pop up window?
Thanks for that bit of information. I did stumble across that as I tried more inputs the next day with a clearer head.
I am still curious if there is a way to resize this window. I am concerned that the Learners need to scroll to see all the options will not adhere to the Accessible Guidelines I need to follow.
Is it possible to make the window bigger so all the options show up without the need to scroll?
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Hi, Connor.
Thank you for reaching out!
Once the user tabs so the focus is on the pop-up window, they can use the arrow keys to scroll up/down.
Take a look below:
Let me know if this isn't your question!
Hi Maria,
Thanks for that bit of information. I did stumble across that as I tried more inputs the next day with a clearer head.
I am still curious if there is a way to resize this window. I am concerned that the Learners need to scroll to see all the options will not adhere to the Accessible Guidelines I need to follow.
Is it possible to make the window bigger so all the options show up without the need to scroll?
Hi, Connor.
I'm not aware of a way to resize that window, but you're welcome to submit a feature request directly to our team with your suggestions!