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ServiceNow - "skip to page content" issue with announcements on service portal

appears to be no workaround or fix at present

 

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https://support.servicenow.com/kb?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0994809

 

Skip to page content - button is visible on the portal home page when the announcement is dismissed in Rome - Known Error

  • Skip to page content - button is visible on the portal home page when the announcement is dismissed in Rome

KB0994809

Skip to page content - button is visible on the portal home page when the announcement is dismissed in Rome

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Description

Skip to page content - button is visible on the portal home page when the announcement is dismissed in Rome

Steps to Reproduce

Issue is happening from Rome version.

> Login to Rome version instance  
> Create a announcement on /sp.
> Navigate to portal /sp
> Dismiss the announcement.
> Observe that there is "Skip to page content" button visible.

Is there a way to disable this button.
This button was not visible in Paris, Quebec, Orlando after announcement dismissal.

Expected behavior: "Skip to page content" button not visible.

Actual behavior: "Skip to page content" button visible.
 

Workaround

Please be informed that according to WCAG compliant standards, the "Skip to page content" button should be the first element on the page .

That is why when a portal page is load and on click of 'Tab' from keyboard, we can see "Skip to page content" button.

This button allow differently abled people to change the focus to the index page after the announcements are dismissed on the portal. 

This feature is existing from releases prior to Rome. But in Rome, when dismissed the announcements, this is visible. 

Unfortunately there is no option to disable the same and this is a high level setting needed to qualify for the WCAG compliance. 

For more details on this button compliance: https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/G1.html 

 


Related Problem: PRB1519017


 

 

 

 

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