@gjaynir0508
Posted
Hi, I faced the same problem and found the solution in the following article.
Hope this helps.
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@E-sa
Posted
@gjaynir0508 Thank u very much i check the link :)
I get "All page content should be contained by landmarks" warning. Any Idea how to fix it?
@tesla-ambassador
Posted
Hey, this is a pretty awesome solution. I like it.
4.Make sure that you only have one main landmark. I recommend that you replace your second main landmark with a section or article. 5. Remember to add labels to form elements to help people that use screen readers to access your site. Otherwise, I think this is a very good solution! Keep up the good work and keep on coding! Kudos!
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@E-sa
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@tesla-ambassador
I try to do as you said for the land mark, thanks
I know its <ul><li>, but i made a dumb mistake and put div inside <ul> and i got warning for that so i changed <ul> to <div> (fast and lazy solution, i will fix it ;) )
Im gonna fix clear completed too.
And again thank u for you time checking my code and writing this comment i appreciate it. :)
@tesla-ambassador
Posted
@E-sa You're very welcome! Am glad I could help
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