My Storyline 360 is completely up-to-date and yet I am having difficulty with the functionality of the tab order in a couple situations:
1. When there are layers, tabbing is not working properly. Correct tab ordering yields quite a different output.
2. Many objects on the built-in quizzes cannot be hidden from tabbing. These are random rectangles, lines, and ovals that will frustrate those using screen readers.
Is there anything I can do? Should I revert to a previous version of Storyline?
So sorry for the head-scratching, Stephen. Let's tackle both scenarios together!
Incorrect tabbing with layers: Do you have the 'Prevent the user from clicking on the base layer' option enabled on your layers? If so, we have a bug where tabbing does not follow the Tab Order in layers if that property is checked.
Hide objects from tabbing: Have you checked the accessibility for the objects that do not need to be detected by the screen reader? On your quiz slide, right-click on each element that should be hidden and then click on Accessibility to see if the object is visible.
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So sorry for the head-scratching, Stephen. Let's tackle both scenarios together!
Incorrect tabbing with layers: Do you have the 'Prevent the user from clicking on the base layer' option enabled on your layers? If so, we have a bug where tabbing does not follow the Tab Order in layers if that property is checked.
Hide objects from tabbing: Have you checked the accessibility for the objects that do not need to be detected by the screen reader? On your quiz slide, right-click on each element that should be hidden and then click on Accessibility to see if the object is visible.
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