Removed note about aria-label requiring a <button> or <a> element#168
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`aria-label` can be used on any element, and is even used on the `<span>` example right below this paragraph. I verified this with ChromeVox+Chrome and VoiceOver+Safari.
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Forgot to mention in the other PR, but yeah this maps to our experience with this stuff on |
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Removed note about `aria-label` requiring a <button> or <a> element
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aria-labelcan be used on any element, and is even used on the<span>example right below this paragraph.I verified with ChromeVox+Chrome and VoiceOver+Safari that the tooltip's contents (via
aria-label) are read off even on a<span>.