Hmm, No focus management, no aria and the content outside the modal will be read by screen readers.
I prefer to have 2 nodes as a child of <body> tag.
<body>
aria-hidden="true"
So how do you inject your components into #modals node? You use react portals!
yes @anpos231 , I am planning to implement this approach on the reactjs-popup next release
reactjs-popup
Maybe don't use 'reactjs-popup'. It's not screen reader friendly and suffers from all the issues that I already mentioned above.
I'd suggest Reakit instead. It supports full customisation and the entire framework is focused on accessibility.
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Hmm, No focus management, no aria and the content outside the modal will be read by screen readers.
I prefer to have 2 nodes as a child of
<body>tag.aria-hidden="true"attribute set, if #modal contains any modals.So how do you inject your components into #modals node?
You use react portals!
yes @anpos231 , I am planning to implement this approach on the
reactjs-popupnext releaseMaybe don't use 'reactjs-popup'. It's not screen reader friendly and suffers from all the issues that I already mentioned above.
I'd suggest Reakit instead.
It supports full customisation and the entire framework is focused on accessibility.