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I'm trying to make the TextTicker not gain focus on Android when using a screen reader, but it doesn't look like TextTickerProps provides the option to override the accessible and importantForAccessibility props. Is it possible to make TextTicker inaccessible? Or would that need to be a new feature?
We have the accessibility text for our TextTicker set elsewhere in the UI when a screen reader is enabled, so it would be useful to prevent the TextTicker from gaining focus by the screenreader.
Thanks for writing this component. Other than this one thing it has worked perfectly for us.
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As I've linked, props that are passed to a normal text component are just passed straight through to the underlying text component of the the ticker. There's no magic to remove the props you've mentioned. Does your use case work with just a normal text component in its place instead?
I'm trying to make the TextTicker not gain focus on Android when using a screen reader, but it doesn't look like TextTickerProps provides the option to override the
accessible
andimportantForAccessibility
props. Is it possible to make TextTicker inaccessible? Or would that need to be a new feature?We have the accessibility text for our TextTicker set elsewhere in the UI when a screen reader is enabled, so it would be useful to prevent the TextTicker from gaining focus by the screenreader.
Thanks for writing this component. Other than this one thing it has worked perfectly for us.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: