Approach — How to send and resend accessibility focus #11
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Approach — How to send and resend accessibility focus
My initial idea is to combine Tab focus and accessibility one. You can easily do that on Android, but Windows does not allow putting a focus on any view like TextBlock.
So, I invented a wrapper that is putting a UserControl (a button in my case) under the label. Renderer code smells, but I cannot find a better solution for now. Do you know how to implement that better? (without UserControl? or without the wrapper and just apply to the label)