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As I was reading "Maps have one or more layers" in @prushforth's <layer-> doc draft I realized I didn't know what would happen in maps that don't have any layers (or layers without srcand no inline content).
After inspecting how browsers (Chrome and Firefox) treat <video></video> I believe we should try to limit interactions with the map element as much as possible if it has no layers. For example by:
Disabling controls (aria-hidden="true" and tabindex="-1" on each control)
Disabling the context menu (and keyboard shortcuts)
Hide the predefined attribution
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So far, I don't see how we can get back a deleted node or restore the checked attribute states of the DOM. Unless the browser is considering a new DOM history API that allows you to capture DOM states not just the page URL.
As I was reading "Maps have one or more layers" in @prushforth's
<layer->
doc draft I realized I didn't know what would happen in maps that don't have any layers (or layers withoutsrc
and no inline content).After inspecting how browsers (Chrome and Firefox) treat
<video></video>
I believe we should try to limit interactions with the map element as much as possible if it has no layers. For example by:aria-hidden="true"
andtabindex="-1"
on each control)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: