Make 'skip to content' links more accessible.
npm install skip-link-focusMake "skip to content" links more accessible.
Include skip-link-focus.js above the closing
``html`
Or if you're using Browserify:
`js`
require( 'skip-link-focus' ).init();
init() takes an optional options argument:options.selector
- {String} Specifies a DOM selector where skip links are to be found. This is used to handle an edge case where, if a hash is present in the URL on initial load (or refresh), clicking the skip link wouldn't actually fire a hashchange event, making the skip link unusable. Usage example: init( { selector: '.generic-skip-link-class' } ). Defaults to .skip-link.
Makes "skip to content" links work correctly in IE9, Chrome, and Opera to improve accessibility.
Initial code and background can be found here:
http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2013/01/15/fixing-skip-to-content-links/
Further improvements were made in the _s WordPress theme by Automattic.
This module is based on the _s implementation with the following enhancements:
* Implemented the UMD pattern for use as an AMD, CommonJS, or stand-alone module.
* Added a skip link click handler to fix cases when a hashchange event isn't fired because the address bar already has the corresponding hash.
* Split the functionality into methods to provide a simple API.
Additional reading on skip link accessibility:
https://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/web-accessibility-skip-navigation-links/
To manually test the script in a browser of your choice, run npm test and head to http://localhost:5000/test/`.