Move the sidebar to below the sidebar tab buttons for screen readers.
Do this by aria-owning the sidebar into the header wrapper. aria-owned subtrees get added as the last child after all other child elements that are in the DOM. This way, if a sidebar tab is activated, the aside element now is inserted in a position following the tabs, before the main messages list. The association for screen readers is therefore more logical. This has no bearing on the DOM order or CSS properties. aria-owns simply rearranges the accessibility tree. Fixes vector-im/riot-web/issues/11319 Signed-off-by: Marco Zehe <marcozehe@mailbox.org>pull/21833/head
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return (
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<aside className={classes}>
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<aside className={classes} id="sidebarPanel">
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{ panel }
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</aside>
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return (
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<div className="mx_RoomHeader light-panel">
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<div className="mx_RoomHeader_wrapper">
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<div className="mx_RoomHeader_wrapper" aria-owns="sidebarPanel">
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<div className="mx_RoomHeader_avatar">{ roomAvatar }{ e2eIcon }</div>
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{ privateIcon }
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{ name }
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