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As with HTML's img element, it seems to me there should be a way to mark an svg element as decorative without having to resort to using ARIA's aria-hidden=true or the role=none attribute on the element.
This is not to imply that those solutions don't work - and aren't known ways to achieve the effect of a decorative SVG. But it just seems something that should be natively supported by SVG, rather than necessitating ARIA to achieve.
see some brief discussion on this when I had originally posted the thought for the ARIA wg to consider: w3c/aria#2313
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As with HTML's img element, it seems to me there should be a way to mark an svg element as decorative without having to resort to using ARIA's aria-hidden=true or the role=none attribute on the element.
This is not to imply that those solutions don't work - and aren't known ways to achieve the effect of a decorative SVG. But it just seems something that should be natively supported by SVG, rather than necessitating ARIA to achieve.
see some brief discussion on this when I had originally posted the thought for the ARIA wg to consider: w3c/aria#2313
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: