Latest Contributions by KellyHutchins

Those elements are plain text, not interactive, so tabbing with a keyboard won't focus them,  that's expected behavior. For non-interactive content like the text before and after your results, screen readers handle it through their own navigation commands rather than keyboard tab focus. I tested on Mac using the built-in VoiceOver screen reader and confirmed that your pre- and post-results text is being read correctly. You can access it either by using the VoiceOver command to start reading from a specific location on the page, or by using the VoiceOver item navigation shortcuts (VO + Left/Right arrows). This article gives a solid overview of how paragraph text works with screen readers — might be helpful context: https://www.perkins.org/resource/reading-efficiently-screen-reader-reading-paragraphs/#:~:text=Many%20reading%20assessments%20number%20the,or%20add%20several%20random%20words. ... View more

The next update is still a few months away in early summer.  Not sure if this would work in your use case but you can also include a layer picker when you configure the swipe app and that allows you to define additional leading and trailing layers to hide/show when the swipe bar moves.  ... View more

Basic doesn't have an option to apply layer transparency - but that could be a good enhancement for a future release. But it does have the option to add the swipe tool that can be used to view the underlying basemap. Here is an example:  https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/basic/index.html?appid=0724e272354a4815b5b2f5a4af0a1f04   Another option could be the Atlas app it does allow you to apply transparency to layers. Here's an example of that you use the Map layers option to set the layer transparency https://jsapi.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/atlas/index.html?appid=439f2d03a86e47fe9c5eeb18f6e5d0b8&webmap=4eb84af574c348dba3d8378c205dcb1b   ... View more