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Keep a control fixed to the viewport during scrolling
CSS: Fixed positioning normally uses the viewport when no ancestor establishes a different fixed containing block.
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Keep a decorative icon out of a button’s name
HTML: aria-hidden excludes a decorative character while leaving the visible action text as the accessible name.
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Keep a label available without occupying visible layout space
CSS: A clipped one-pixel label remains the input’s accessible name.
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Keep a section heading at a scrolling panel’s top
CSS: Sticky positioning sticks within its scroll container after reaching the specified inset.
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Keep a tall section inside a local vertical scroller
CSS: A bounded height and overflow auto keep long content from stretching the surrounding page.
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Keep a viewport-relative size above a minimum
CSS: Max selects the larger of the candidate lengths.
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Keep an action button from submitting a form
HTML: Specify type button for controls whose purpose is a local action.
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Keep an image and its visible caption together
HTML: Figure and figcaption represent a self-contained illustration with an associated caption.
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Label a data table
Use a caption and scoped headers for an HTML data table.
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Lay out a short label in a vertical writing mode
CSS: Writing-mode changes the direction in which lines and inline content are laid out.
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Leave room above a scrolled-to heading
CSS: Scroll-margin offsets scrollIntoView placement so a heading is not flush against the viewport edge.
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Let a user choose a yes or no value
HTML: Learn how to let a user choose a yes or no value in a complete browser example.
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