Sage cell accessibility

[Alex-Jordan]

Staff here were exploring the sample article and noted an accessibility issue. Tabbing will get you into a Sage cell, but then how exactly do you get out? The tab key turns into something that prints a tab character instead of a navigational tool. They call this a "keyboard trap".

Obviously the tab is fundamental to Python and has to keep that behavior. But maybe something can be done to provide a keyboard exit from the cell and also inform a keyboard navigator of that way out.

[rbeezer]

Want to try here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/sage-cell Andrey is being supported (some) on the UTMOST grant, so don't be shy about getting help. Make it clear it is for MBX books (even if more general). I'll see whatever happens there. Though a general solution would be nice, because other widgets might behave the same. Can a "tabindex" say "don't go here"?

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