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Omit GUI elements with zero width from output #8070
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For the sake of completeness, could you provide the developer info (NVDA+F1) for one of these table rows and also confirm that with object navigation you can enter into the table row and see the individual cells? Do the cells actually have width 0 according to the developer info? If this "interesting" solution to hiding columns is specific to RadioBoss I would say it can be addressed in an appmodule. |
The playlist is presented in a simple list view, I'm not able to navigate individual cells in object nav mode. Here are the developer infos for the whole list object:
And for an individual list row, the deepest level I'm able to navigate:
HTH |
Closing as duplicate of #13897 |
This is a completely different use case than #13897:
So solving this issue means there should be an additional heuristic by NVDA looking via displayModel or whatever to exclude such elements from being reported. Reopening. |
Still they are related in the way that both issues have to do with visibility of elements on the screen, but technically the approach to solve them is different. |
@schulle4u, are you able to reproduce the issue with latest NVDA? I remember there has been improvement to ignore zero-width columns in the last months/years. |
@CyrilleB79 it is still reproducible with this type of software, the improvements during last years were hnadling rather the visibility of elements in HTML or CSS representations but not using displayModel or other use cases where HTML or CSS is not involved. |
@Adriani90, I was not thinking to improvements in HTML/CSS, but rather in list views. |
This issue is specific to the RadioBoss application and the developer already is aware of it, but the problem could also be valid for other applications.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected behavior:
NVDA should only read the remaining columns in the playlist, omitting all columns previously unchecked.
Actual behavior:
When navigating through the playlist, The columns are not presented in the expected order, instead the speech and braille output is totally cluttered and doesn't match the columns displayed on the screen. Columns that are hidden are still "visible" for speech and braille output, but not in the position they previously were.
Some information from the program developer:
NVDA should have an option to ignore GUI elements which are actually not visible on the screen, e.g. only display elements with dimensions greater than 0 or 1.
System configuration:
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