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for details on implementing a tab set design pattern.
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<p>Authors MUST ensure [=elements=] with <a>role</a> <rref>tab</rref> are <a>accessibility children</a> of an element with the role <rref>tablist</rref>.</p>
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<p>Authors MUST ensure that if a <code>tab</code> is active, a corresponding <code>tabpanel</code> that represents the active <code>tab</code> is rendered.</p>
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<p>Authors SHOULD ensure the <rref>tabpanel</rref> associated with the currently active tab is <a>perceivable</a> to the user.</p>
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<rref>tablist</rref> elements are typically placed near usually preceding, a series of <rref>tabpanel</rref> elements. See the
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<rref>tablist</rref> elements are typically placed near, and usually preceding, a series of <rref>tabpanel</rref> elements. See the
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<cite
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><a href="" class="practices"><abbr title="Accessible Rich Internet Applications">ARIA</abbr> Authoring Practices Guide</a></cite
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<rref>tablist</rref> elements are typically placed near, usually preceding, a series of <rref>tabpanel</rref> elements. See the
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<rref>tablist</rref> elements are typically placed near, and usually preceding, a series of <rref>tabpanel</rref> elements. See the
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<cite
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><a href="" class="practices"><abbr title="Accessible Rich Internet Applications">ARIA</abbr> Authoring Practices Guide</a></cite
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