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Use jQuery class rather than react className for the screen reader link#68
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Use jQuery class rather than react className for the screen reader link#68
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I thought this was a thing! Not sure where I got it from (I wrote this code before React). You can't use |
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@callumacrae Can we get a patch release for this when it merges? |
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eslint didn't like that 😦 Babel might be handling the property. I don't know if the second commit is actually required. I was under the impression it was, but if we have a linting rule for it… |
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Currently it compiles to
<a classname="for-screen-reader">so it breaks visibility.