1. Open up an Angular screen that is listed somewhere in the main navigation, like staff/catalog/search.
2. Inspect the menu link that corresponds to your current page.
3. See if the <a> tag includes the aria-current="page" attribute, and is highlighted in pale green.
Here's a branch: https:/ /git.evergreen- ils.org/ ?p=working/ Evergreen. git;a=shortlog; h=refs/ heads/user/ sleary/ LP2046820- angular- nav-aria- current
To test:
1. Open up an Angular screen that is listed somewhere in the main navigation, like staff/catalog/ search.
2. Inspect the menu link that corresponds to your current page.
3. See if the <a> tag includes the aria-current="page" attribute, and is highlighted in pale green.
Note that this is only for Angular screens.