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Describe the bug
The ARC toolkit can be tricked into ignoring contrast issues so long as the contrast stems from opacity rather than a color value.
To Reproduce
body { background-color: #fff } .color-1 { color: black; } // Passes .color-2 { color: #ddd; } // Fails .color-3 { color: black; opacity: 0.2; } // Passes
Expected behavior
Color contrast tests should account for opacity and correctly fail when a color is too transparent to produce adequate contrast
Screenshots
Version information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Fix already done on rules engine. Should be fixed in next release
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Closing as this was fixed in ARC Toolkit 5.7.0.
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Describe the bug
The ARC toolkit can be tricked into ignoring contrast issues so long as the contrast stems from opacity rather than a color value.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Color contrast tests should account for opacity and correctly fail when a color is too transparent to produce adequate contrast
Screenshots
Version information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: