`, quotes ``, code ``, links ``, images `![]()
`. Equations are MathML, which screen readers can read.
- **Roles and names.** The slash and emoji menus are listboxes with options, the toolbars are toolbars, to-do boxes are checkboxes with their state, and icon buttons carry their full name ("Link ⌘K", "Drag to move").
- **Motion.** All animation stops under `prefers-reduced-motion`.
- **Colour.** Every colour is a token, so a high-contrast theme is a few overrides — see [Theming](#/docs/theming).
## Checking your setup
```js audit.js
import { Editor } from 'verbal-editor';
import preset from 'verbal-editor/preset';
// Every slash entry has a label a screen reader can announce.
const editor = new Editor({ ...preset });
console.log(editor.registry.slash.every((entry) => entry.label.trim().length > 0));
```
## Known gaps
- List items are styled with CSS counters, not ``/``, so screen readers do not announce them as lists.
- Tables are grids of editable cells without table semantics.
- Moving a block is not announced to screen readers.
- Table columns can be resized with a pointer only.
- The slash menu shows its highlighted option visually; it does not move screen-reader focus into the list.
`, links ``, images ``. Equations are MathML, which screen readers can read. - **Roles and names.** The slash and emoji menus are listboxes with options, the toolbars are toolbars, to-do boxes are checkboxes with their state, and icon buttons carry their full name ("Link ⌘K", "Drag to move"). - **Motion.** All animation stops under `prefers-reduced-motion`. - **Colour.** Every colour is a token, so a high-contrast theme is a few overrides — see [Theming](#/docs/theming). ## Checking your setup ```js audit.js import { Editor } from 'verbal-editor'; import preset from 'verbal-editor/preset'; // Every slash entry has a label a screen reader can announce. const editor = new Editor({ ...preset }); console.log(editor.registry.slash.every((entry) => entry.label.trim().length > 0)); ``` ## Known gaps - List items are styled with CSS counters, not `
`/`
`, so screen readers do not announce them as lists. - Tables are grids of editable cells without table semantics. - Moving a block is not announced to screen readers. - Table columns can be resized with a pointer only. - The slash menu shows its highlighted option visually; it does not move screen-reader focus into the list.