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action-menu/keyboard

3 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Open menu with keyboard from focused trigger

When a button is focused, the menu can be opened by hitting return, space, or any arrow key in addition to clicking or tapping the button.

Keyboard navigation for trigger button

When the trigger button is focused, the following keys open the menu: Enter, Space, ArrowDown, ArrowUp, ArrowLeft, and ArrowRight.

Keyboard navigation for menu items

When a menu is open, the following keyboard interactions apply: ArrowUp cycles through items from current to previous item; ArrowDown cycles through items from current to next item; ArrowLeft closes submenu and sets focus back to parent item; ArrowRight opens a submenu; Enter triggers the focused item; Space triggers the focused item; Home moves focus to first item; PageUp moves focus to first item; End moves focus to last item; PageDown moves focus to last item; Esc closes menu.

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