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I'm assuming the point of iron-control-state is to make an element "focusable". If that's true, then the element must have a tabindex attribute. Otherwise, the browser does not consider the item focusable and won't fire the focus event. Knowing that, shouldn't elements implementing iron-control-state always have a tabindex attribute? Or is this omitted on purpose?
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Unfortunately, we cannot do this right away. We have some elements that depend on not getting automatic focusability from IronControlState (iron-autogrow-textarea, paper-input as two examples). However, this seems like a reasonable thing for us to shoot for.
I'm assuming the point of iron-control-state is to make an element "focusable". If that's true, then the element must have a
tabindex
attribute. Otherwise, the browser does not consider the item focusable and won't fire thefocus
event. Knowing that, shouldn't elements implementingiron-control-state
always have a tabindex attribute? Or is this omitted on purpose?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: