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bug(mat-menu): In high contrast mode, borders not fully visible around mat-menu-items #21524
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area: material/menu
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An issue that is relevant to core functions, but does not impede progress. Important, but not urgent
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…rast mode Firefox seems to have an issue where the items cut off each other's outline in high contrast mode. These changes work around the issue by introducing a slight margin. Note that this isn't ideal, because the whole point of using an outline is so that the layout isn't different on high contrast mode. The alternate approach is to use a `border`, but it will cause the element to move around as the user is navigating. Fixes angular#21524.
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…rast mode (#21527) Firefox seems to have an issue where the items cut off each other's outline in high contrast mode. These changes work around the issue by introducing a slight margin. Note that this isn't ideal, because the whole point of using an outline is so that the layout isn't different on high contrast mode. The alternate approach is to use a `border`, but it will cause the element to move around as the user is navigating. Fixes #21524.
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…rast mode (#21527) Firefox seems to have an issue where the items cut off each other's outline in high contrast mode. These changes work around the issue by introducing a slight margin. Note that this isn't ideal, because the whole point of using an outline is so that the layout isn't different on high contrast mode. The alternate approach is to use a `border`, but it will cause the element to move around as the user is navigating. Fixes #21524. (cherry picked from commit bf34cdb)
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…rast mode (#21527) Firefox seems to have an issue where the items cut off each other's outline in high contrast mode. These changes work around the issue by introducing a slight margin. Note that this isn't ideal, because the whole point of using an outline is so that the layout isn't different on high contrast mode. The alternate approach is to use a `border`, but it will cause the element to move around as the user is navigating. Fixes #21524. (cherry picked from commit bf34cdb)
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Labels
Accessibility
This issue is related to accessibility (a11y)
area: material/menu
P3
An issue that is relevant to core functions, but does not impede progress. Important, but not urgent
Reproduction
Stackblitz: https://stackblitz.com/angular/ooebrkdoyjb?file=src/app/menu-overview-example.html
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Expected Behavior
What behavior were you expecting to see?
Both the top and bottom borders should be visible around menu items.
Actual Behavior
What behavior did you actually see?
Only the last item shows both borders. The other items only show one border when active.
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