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menubar/keyboard

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

Menubar keyboard interaction: Space key

When focus is on Menubar.Trigger, Space opens the menubar and focuses the first item. When focus is on an item, Space activates the focused item.

Menubar keyboard interaction: Enter key

When focus is on Menubar.Trigger, Enter opens the associated menu. When focus is on an item, Enter activates the focused item.

Menubar keyboard interaction: ArrowDown key

When focus is on Menubar.Trigger, ArrowDown opens the associated menu. When focus is on an item, ArrowDown moves focus to the next item.

Menubar keyboard interaction: ArrowUp key

When focus is on an item, ArrowUp moves focus to the previous item.

Menubar keyboard interaction: ArrowRight and ArrowLeft keys

When focus is on a Menubar.Trigger, ArrowRight/ArrowLeft moves focus to the next or previous item. When focus is on a Menubar.SubTrigger, ArrowRight/ArrowLeft opens or closes the submenu depending on reading direction. When focus is within Menubar.Content, ArrowRight/ArrowLeft opens the next menu in the menubar.

Menubar keyboard interaction: Escape key

Escape closes the currently open menu and moves focus to its Menubar.Trigger.

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