They cause problems with our import script (I think because they're
processed first, so the non-term placeholder isn't yet available) and
aren't really necessary.
- Added menuitems to move collections within the same
library and to copy collections
- "Move to" only displays collections within the
current library
- "Copy to" displays all libraries, if more than
one library exists. If there is only one library,
top-level collections from "My Library" are displayed.
- while copying within the same library, create copies
of all collections and add items into them, without
actually duplicating items
- while copying between different libraries, items
will be duplicated, the same way it is done when
collections are dragged and dropped in another library
Remove logic constructing a11y announcements from reader.ftl.
Instead, reader will fetch and put together components as needed on the fly.
Follow-up to cde21ac9f2
per https://github.com/zotero/zotero/pull/4752#discussion_r1800481917
Also, add { general-key-command } and { general-key-alt } and add a reader
string that uses those on macOS and non-macOS for textual annotation
instructions. On macOS, the end of highlight and underline annotations is
resized via Shift+Command+arrows, which is different from the Option
modifier used in all other instances
(per https://github.com/zotero/reader/pull/138#issuecomment-2373775068)
Finally, tweak aria-description of "Find in Document" as it sounded
as if Control+Option/Alt+1 would create either highlight or underline
annotation.
- added "Change Parent Item…" context menu option to
itemTree as a non-drag-drop alternative to changing the
parent of attachments or notes
- context menu option appears only when all selected
items are notes or attachments
- upon activation, a dialog to select the new parent
will appear. Added a tweak to the dialog to disable
the "accept" button if a selected item is not top level
- minor edit to itemTree to set the multiselect property
based on a prop, since we do not want to have multiselect
enabled in this instance
- hide all virtual collections in selectItemsDialog via new
io.hideCollections parameter
- "Convert to Standalone Attachment" button in dialog if
child attachment is selected
- linked all labels to their respective inputs so they are announced by
screen readers
- added aria-labels for the actual editor and preview iframes
- locator type and locator input are assigned aria-labels
- added visible labels to citation style and language menus,
since vpat 40 specifically asks for visible labels
- Use real buttons and other tweaks from design
- Use existing .properties string for "Don't Ask Again" for now
- Remove close button
- Update submodule for reminder after 24 hours instead of 7
* vpat: add more aria-labels to preferences btns
Per the VPAT review. "Add"/"Remove" instead of +/- as those
are not descriptive enough
* vpat: wrap radiogroup in a groupbox with label
That is so that the "Color scheme" label is not announced
as a description, which requires a specific setting
enabled in JAWS.
* vpat: link itemPaneHeader prefs labels to menus
In a new scaffold.ftl file.
Vpat 43 also indicates that the read-only state of the text field
does not get announced - it is a VoiceOver-specific issue on
Firefox, so it is not addressed here as it should be fixed
globally.
- This commit will retrigger the installation for all word processor
plugins. For the majority of users this will succeed silently.
- It will fail with an error for Windows users that have Word open.
- It will succeed with a warning for macOS users that have Word open.
- The updated error prompt links to the new documentation page for
failed plugin installs
* Multiple accessiblity fixes
* Increase font size
* Nicer layout of the welcome screen
* Fix description in the welcome screen
* Add stripes to the table in citations matching screen
* Change icons for accept and resolve manually buttons
- added dynamic tooltip whose label is set only when it appears.
It allows us to have a visible tooltip without screen readers
announcing it
- fetch the pane name string and pass it as an argument to
fluent to set the appropriate label on expand/collapse buttons
- tooltiptext is set dynamically on expand/collapse buttons to
avoid having screen readers read both the label and the tooltip text
that are almost identical
