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@cagov/ds-skip-to-content
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The skip to content component is an accessibility feature required on every page. It allows people to jump to the main content below the statewide header and the navigation.
The skip to content component is an accessibility feature required on every page. It allows people to jump to the main content below the statewide header and the navigation.
Skip to content is used by people who tab through navigation or use screen readers. It does not appear for other users.
Always use skip to content.
Do not modify skip to content when you install it.
<!-- Sample markup begins here. -->
<div id="skip-to-content">
<a href="#body-content-demo">Skip to content</a>
</div>
<!-- Sample markup ends here. -->
<!-- The following mark-up is strictly for demonstration purposes. -->
<p>To preview this accessibility feature, try the following.</p>
<ol>
<li>Click on the above "Demo and sample markup" heading.</li>
<li>Press the tab button on your keyboard.</li>
<li>The "Skip to content" link should appear at the top of this preview.</li>
<li>Click it.</li>
</ol>
<div id="body-content-demo">
<p>The page will scroll to this paragraph.</p>
</div>
Property | Value |
---|---|
Machine name | ds-skip-to-content |
JavaScript | no |
SCSS | ./src/index.scss |
The instructions assume familiarity with npm package management tool and Sass.
template.html
file just after the opening body tag of your HTML.id="body-content"
to the HTML tag at the top of the main content of the page.We recommend using a build system and bundling your CSS for faster performance. If you do not use a build system, you can include the code from our CDN with a link tag.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.designsystem.webstandards.ca.gov/components/ds-skip-to-content/v2.0.0/dist/index.css">
--accent2-500
variable.href=”#body-content”
is matching actual id
attribute in main content div.As a component in Alpha status, this component must pass the following accessibility reviews every time a new version is published:
This is an HTML- and CSS-only component. JavaScript is not required. It uses CSS variables to inherit design token values. Token definitions are not required because these style rules provide fallback values.
This component uses the following data attributes. We provide this information to help with integrating the component into backend publishing systems or identifying content that may require translation.
Name | Attribute name | Data type | Field type | Selector | Default value |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Label | skip-to-content | string | Plain text | #skip-to-content a#body-content | Skip to content |
FAQs
The skip to content component is an accessibility feature required on every page. It allows people to jump to the main content below the statewide header and the navigation.
We found that @cagov/ds-skip-to-content demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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