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In general the chosen icons look good replacements, very similar. Just needed some css and some small tweaks. Thanks for tackling this :)
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LGTM, let's just rebase, fix the snapshot conflicts and we're good to go
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Migrate icon usages across Catalog, Canvas, Visualization toolbar, context menus, and common UI components from PatternFly icons to @carbon/icons-react add styling overrides for Carbon icon alignment.
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LGTM, let's just rebase, fix the snapshot conflicts and we're good to go
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- Line 42: Set an aria-label on each visibility MenuItemAction in the entity
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Name each visibility action on MenuItemAction.
When a user navigates the entity actions with a screen reader, the action announces only “toggle.” Carbon hides these icons from assistive technology by default, so their title values do not supply “Hide” or “Show” with the entity name. Set MenuItemAction’s aria-label to the action and entityLabel, rather than relying on the icon title. (github.com)
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<source_evidence> <source kind="open_page"> <title>SVG Accessibility API Mappings</title> <location>https://w3c.github.io/svg-aam/</location> <excerpt>citeturn1view0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; Content type: text/html; Source: open({"ref_id":"turn0search4","lineno":null}); Total lines: 1006 L706: Nonetheless, SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) 2 【302†requires that†svgwg.org】 the `href` attribute in the default namespace takes precedence over the XLink equivalent if both are set on a given element. In that case, the XLink version is not valid for the purpose of the name and description computation. L709: ### 7.1 Name and Description L710: L711: When computing an 【153†accessible name†www.w3.org】 or 【154†accessible description†www.w3.org】, 【16†user agents†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 MUST conform to the section titled 【303†Text Alternative Computation】 of the Accessible Name and Description specification [【22†ACCNAME-AAM】], with the following modifications for the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) host language: L712: L713: 1. Replace 【304†Hidden Not Referenced:】 with the following: L714: > If the current node traversal is not a result of following a `aria-labelledby` or `aria-describedby` reference, and the current node is not included in the accessibility tree according to the rules in 【53†Excluding Elements from the Accessibility Tree】 and 【54†Including Elements in the Accessibility Tree】, return the empty string. L715: L716: 2. Replace 【305†step 2D】 with the following: L717: > Otherwise, if performing a text alternative computation for an accessible name: L718: > L719: > * If the current node has at least one direct child `title` element, select the appropriate title based on the language rules for the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) specification, and return the title text alternative as a flat string. L720: > * If the current node is a link, and there was no child `title` element, but it has an `xlink:title` attribute, return the value of that attribute. L721: > L722: > If performing a text alternative computation for an accessible description: L723: > L724: > * If the current node has at least one direct child `desc` element, select the appropriate description based on the language rules for the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) specification, and return the concatenated text content of the description. L725: 3. In 【306†step 2F】, modify 【307†step iii】 by replacing: L726: L727: > For each child node of the current node: L728: L729: with L730: L731: > If the element is a text container element, for each child node of the current node: L732: L733: 4. Replace 【308†step 2H】 with the following: L734: > Otherwise, if performing a text alternative computation for an accessible description, and the current node has at least one direct child `title` element, but the title elements were not used when generating the accessible name for the node, then select the appropriate title based on the language rules for the SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) specification, and return the title text content as the description. L735: > L736: > Otherwise, if the current node is a link, and it has an `xlink:title` attribute that was not used for the accessible name, return the value of that attribute. L737: When determining whether an element has a direct child element, only actual DOM (Document Object Model) child elements are considered, regardless of whether or not the parent element has an associated shadow tree. L738: L739: Note L740: L741: The net effect of these changes is to establish the following priority of alternative text values for the accessible name: L742: 1. `aria-labelledby` L743: 2. `aria-label` L744: 3. a direct child `title` element L745: 4. `xlink:title` attribute on a link L746: 5. for text container elements, the text content L747: L748: The alternative text values for the accessible description have the following priority: L749: 1. `aria-describedby` L750: 2. a direct child `desc` element L751: 3. for text container elements, the text content L752: 4. a …[truncated]</excerpt> </source> <source kind="open_page"> <title>Accessible Name and Description Computation 1.2</title> <location>https://w3c.github.io/aria/accname/</location> <excerpt>citeturn1view1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; Content type: text/html; Source: open({"ref_id":"turn0search8","lineno":null}); Total lines: 530 L125: An important factor is the 【74†element's†dom.spec.whatwg.org】 【30†role†www.w3.org】, that determines which content contributes to the name string. Roles have a `nameFrom` RDF (Resource Description Framework) property, with three possible values: L126: author L127: name is generated from values provided by the author in explicit markup features such as the `aria-label` and `aria-labelledby` 【75†attribute†dom.spec.whatwg.org】, or a host language labeling mechanism, such as the `alt` or `title` 【75†attribute†dom.spec.whatwg.org】 in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), or the `desc` 【74†element†dom.spec.whatwg.org】 in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics). L128: contents L129: name is generated from the 【76†text nodes†dom.spec.whatwg.org】 associated with the 【74†element†dom.spec.whatwg.org】. Although this may be allowed in addition to "author" in some 【30†roles†www.w3.org】, "content" is used only if higher priority "author" features are not provided. Priority is defined by the 【51†text equivalent computation】 algorithm. L130: prohibited L131: the element has no name. Authors MUST NOT use the 【77†`aria-label`】 or 【78†`aria-labelledby`】 attributes to name the element. L132: The 【79†Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Application)) 1.2】 [【29†WAI-ARIA】] specification provides lists of 【80†roles that support name from author】, 【81†roles that support name from content】 and 【82†roles that cannot be named】. L133: ### 4.1 Name Computation L134: L135: 【22†User agents†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 MUST compute an 【23†accessible name】 using the rules outlined below in the section titled 【51†Text Equivalent Computation】. L136: ### 4.2 Description Computation L137: L138: The following table provides the order of precedence for markup that can be applied to compute an 【24†accessible description】. 【22†User agents†infra.spec.whatwg.org】 MUST use the first applicable entry from the table where the listed conditions are met, as described in the last column. The user agent MUST NOT use any markup other that the first relevant markup found, even if that markup results in an empty description: L139: Precedence | Attribute | Applicable conditions | How used to compute description L140: --- | --- | --- | --- L141: 1 | 【83†`aria-describedby`】 attribute | Use on any element | 【49†Name computation】 on all nodes referenced by aria-describedby on the element, concatenated, and separated by a space character L142: 2 | 【84†`aria-description`】 attribute | Use on any element | As a flat string L143: 3 | host language features which participate in the description calculation | Unique host language features MAY participate in the description computation for an element, only if they were not already used for the accessible name of the applicable element. See 【85†HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) AAM: Accessible Description Computation†www.w3.org】 for the HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) elements which meet this condition. L144: | Either a 【51†text equivalent computation】 of the host language element, or the string value of the host language attribute. L145: 4 | host language tooltip attribute or equivalent feature (e.g., HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) `title` attribute) | L146: * Any element L147: * Only use if not already used for the accessible name of this node L148: | As a flat string L149: ### 4.3 Text Equivalent Computation L150: The text equivalent computation is used by both the 【23†accessible name】 and 【24†accessible description】. There are different rules provided for several different types of 【74†elements†dom.spec.whatwg.org】, 【86†nodes†dom.spec.whatwg.org】, and combinations of markup. Text alternatives are built up, when appropriate, from all the relevant content contained wit…[truncated]</excerpt> </source> <source kind="open_page"> <title>Providing Accessible Names and Descriptions | APG | WAI | W3C</title> <location>https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/names-and-descriptions/</location> <excerpt>citeturn1view2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; Content type: text/html; Source: open({"ref_id":"turn0search0","lineno":null}); Total lines: 764 L48: Finally, there are some elements where providing an accessible name is technically possible but not advisable. The 【18†Accessible Name Guidance by Role】 section lists naming requirements and guidelines for every ARIA role. L246: When an accessible name is not provided using one of the primary techniques (e.g., the `aria-label` or `aria-labelledby` attributes), or native markup techniques (e.g., the HTML `label` element, or the `alt` attribute of the HTML `img` element), browsers calculate an accessible name from other attributes as a fallback mechanism. Because the attributes used in fallback name calculation are not intended for naming, they typically yield low quality accessible names that are not effective. L392: * If the `math` element has only presentational children and the accessible name is intended to convey the mathematical expression, use `aria-label` to provide a string that represents the expression. L393: * If the `math` element contains navigable content that conveys the mathematical expression and a visible label for the expression is present, use `aria-labelledby`. L394: * Otherwise, use a`aria-label` to name the expression, e.g., `aria-label="Pythagorean Theorem"`. L537: ## Accessible name calculation L538: L539: User agents construct an accessible name string for an element by walking through a list of potential naming methods and using the first that generates a name. The algorithm they follow is defined in the 【135†accessible name specification†w3c.github.io】. It is roughly like the following: L540: L541: 1. The `aria-labelledby` property is used if present. L542: L543: 2. If the name is still empty, the `aria-label` property is used if present. L544: 3. If the name is still empty, then host-language-specific attributes or elements are used if present. For HTML, these are, depending on the element: L545: `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Button, Submit Button, or Reset Button state L546: The `value` attribute. L547: `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Image Button state L548: `img` L549: `area` L550: The `alt` attribute. L551: `fieldset` L552: The first child `legend` element. L553: Other form elements L554: The associated `label` element(s). L555: `figure` L556: The first child `figcaption` element. L557: `table` L558: The first child `caption` element. L559: 4. If the name is still empty, then for elements with a role that supports naming from child content, the content of the element is used. L560: 5. Finally, if the name is still empty, then other fallback host-language-specific attributes or elements are used if present. For HTML, these are, depending on the element: L561: `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Text, Password, Search, Telephone, or URL states L562: `textarea` L563: The `title` attribute. Otherwise, the `placeholder` attribute. L564: `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Submit Button state L565: A localized string of the word "submit". L566: `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Reset Button state L567: A localized string of the word "reset". L568: `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Image Button state L575: When calculating a name from content, the user agent walks through all descendant nodes except in the cases of `treeitem` and `menuitem` as described below. And, when following references in an `aria-labelledby` attribute, it similarly walks the tree of each referenced element. Thus, the naming algorithm is recursive. The following two sections explain non-recursive and recursive examples of how the algorithm works. L576: When calculating a name from content for the `treeitem` role, descendant content of child `group` elements are not included. For example, in the following `tree`, t…[truncated]</excerpt> </source> <source kind="search"> <title>Providing Accessible Names and Descriptions | APG | WAI | W3C</title> <location>https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/names-and-descriptions/</location> <excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 2 days ago; The Accessible Name Guidance by Role section lists naming requirements and guidelines for every ARIA role. ... * Do NOT include a WAI-ARIA role name in the accessible name. ... * If the `math` element has only presentational children and the accessible name is intended to convey the mathematical expression, use `aria-label` to provide a string that represents the expression. ... An `aria-labelledby` reference causes the algorithm to be invoked recursively, and when computing an accessible name from content the algorithm is invoked recursively for each child node. ... `<button aria-describedby="trash-desc">Move to <img src="bin.svg" alt="trash"></button> ... If an accessible description was not provided using the `aria-describedby` attribute or one of the primary host-language-specific attributes or elements (e.g., the `caption` element for `table`), then, for HTML, if the element has a `title` attribute, that is used as the accessible description. ## Naming Techniques ### Naming with Child Content Certain elements get their name from the content they contain. For example, the following link is named "Home". `<a href="/">Home</a>` When assistive technologies render an element that gets its accessible name from its content, such as a link or button, the accessible name is the only content the user can perceive for that element. This is in contrast to other elements, such as text fields or tables, where the accessible name is a label that is presented in addition to the value or content of the element. For instance, the accessible name of a table can be derived from a caption element, and assistive technologies render both the caption and all other content contained inside the table. Elements having one of the following roles are, by default, named by a string calculated from their descendant content: * button * cell * checkbox * columnheader * gridcell * heading * link * menuitem (content contained in a child `menu` element is excluded.) ### Fallback Names Derived from Titles and Placeholders When an accessible name is not provided using one of the primary techniques (e.g., the `aria-label` or `aria-labelledby` attributes), or native markup techniques (e.g., the HTML `label` element, or the `alt` attribute of the HTML `img` element), browsers calculate an accessible name from other attributes as a fallback mechanism. Because the attributes used in fallback name calculation are not intended for naming, they typically yield low quality accessible names that are not effective. So, As advised by Rule 4: Avoid Browser Fallback, prefer the explicit labeling techniques described above over fallback techniques described in this section. Any HTML element can have a `title` attribute specified. The `title` attribute may be used as the element's fallback accessible name. The `title` attribute is commonly presented visually as a tooltip when the user hovers over the element with a pointing device, which is not particularly discoverable, and is also not accessible to visual users without a pointing device. ## Accessible name calculation User agents construct an accessible name string for an element by walking through a list of potential naming methods and using the first that generates a name. The algorithm they follow is defined in the accessible name specification. It is roughly like the following: 1. The `aria-labelledby` property is used if present. 2. If the name is still empty, the `aria-label` property is used if present. 3. If the name is still empty, then host-language-specific attributes or elements are used if present. For HTML, these are, depending on the element: `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Button, Submit Button, or Reset Button state The `value` attribute. `input` whose `type` attribute is in the Image Button…[truncated]</excerpt> </source> <source kind="search"> <title>Accessible Name and Description Computation 1.2</title> <location>https://w3c.github.io/aria/accname/</location> <excerpt>citeturn0search8 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2 days ago; Crawled: yesterday; name is generated from values provided by the author in explicit markup features such as the `aria-label` and `aria-labelledby` attribute, or a host language labeling mechanism, such as the `alt` or `title` attribute in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), or the `desc` element in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics). ... The Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Application)) 1.2 [WAI-ARIA] specification provides lists of roles that support name from author, roles that support name from content and roles that cannot be named. ... User agents MUST compute an accessible name using the rules outlined below in the section titled Text Equivalent Computation.HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) `label` or SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) `title`) that defines a text alternative, return that alternative in the form of a `flat string` as defined by the host language (e.g., HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)-AAM), unless the `current node` is exposed as presentational (`role="presentation"` or `role="none"`, `alt=""`). </excerpt> </source> <omitted_sources count="38">Additional source records were omitted from this bounded result.</omitted_sources> </source_evidence> Citations: - 1: https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/names-and-descriptions/ - 2: https://w3c.github.io/aria/accname/ - 3: https://w3c.github.io/aria/accname/
Add an accessible name to each per-flow visibility button.
The Carbon icon is not hidden when it has a title, but the title is forwarded as an SVG attribute, not rendered as a child <title> element. The Button has no other accessible name. Set its aria-label to Hide ${flow.id} or Show ${flow.id}.
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Give the menu toggle an accessible name.
OverflowMenuVertical is hidden from assistive technology by default. TopBarMenuToggle has no text or aria-label, so a screen reader cannot identify this control. Add an aria-label to MenuToggle, such as "Open application menu". (github.com)
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Preserve the empty-state icon size.
Carbon renders ViewOff at 16px by default. PatternFly sizes its empty-state icon slot at 3.5rem. Without a size override, this fallback shows a much smaller icon than the surrounding empty-state layout expects. Supply a sized icon component or a scoped SVG size rule. (github.com)
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Size the warning SVG for the error state.
WarningFilled defaults to a 16px SVG. The surrounding PatternFly Icon size="xl" sets the icon container size, but does not give the Carbon SVG matching dimensions. Set the SVG size explicitly so the error indicator remains prominent. (github.com)
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