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November 13, 2017
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How to skip custom navigation and go to a specific item on a page

  • November 13, 2017
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Hello,

I have a built a course that needs to be 508-compliant. The course has custom navigation buttons at the top of the page, and one of the requirements is that a user using a keyboard and a screenreader needs to be able to skip over those repetitive navigation elements and go right to the "content" on the page. So if the user selects this button, which is the first thing in the tab order, it will skip over the navigation and the keyboard focus will be on the content. I don't know how to do this in Captivate. Has anybody been able to do this?

Thanks

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解決に役立った回答 yoncau2719591

Hi Erik,

This is promising - I am not sure if I'm not doing this correctly? When i press shift+enter to select that button it doesn't seem to do anything. This is what I have entered into my advanced actions - maybe I'm missing something obvious as I am not that familiar with Captivate and javascript.


OK so here is what worked. Thanks for all the suggestions:

document.getElementById("insert name of your button").onkeypress = function() {myFunction()};

function myFunction() {

var elem = document.getElementById("insert name of the item on the page you want to skip to");

$(elem).focus();}

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Erik Lord
Inspiring
November 13, 2017
yoncau2719591作成者
Inspiring
November 14, 2017

Hi,
I know how to change the tab order, but what i need is a button that will skip over all the nav items and take the learner to the content on the page. Please let me know if I'm not being clear.

Thanks

yoncau2719591作成者解決!
Inspiring
November 17, 2017

Hi Erik,

This is promising - I am not sure if I'm not doing this correctly? When i press shift+enter to select that button it doesn't seem to do anything. This is what I have entered into my advanced actions - maybe I'm missing something obvious as I am not that familiar with Captivate and javascript.


OK so here is what worked. Thanks for all the suggestions:

document.getElementById("insert name of your button").onkeypress = function() {myFunction()};

function myFunction() {

var elem = document.getElementById("insert name of the item on the page you want to skip to");

$(elem).focus();}