Steam Accessibility Settings Update
Okay, I’ve analyzed the HTML snippet you provided. It appears to be a list of categories (likely from “The Verge” website) with “Follow” buttons. Here’s a breakdown of the structure and the categories present:
Overall Structure:
The code consists of
Each
contains a
with the class 6ytxv90. This div seems to hold the category button and its associated popover/aside.
Each category has a button to initiate following.
each category has a hidden aside element (initially visibility: hidden) that appears to be a popover containing more details about the category and a “Follow” button.
Categories present:
- Gaming:
Has a “Follow” button.
Link to “See all Gaming”: https://www.theverge.com/games
- News:
Has a “Follow” button.
Link to “See All News”: https://www.theverge.com/news
- … (incomplete): The snippet ends mid-way through the third category.
Key Classes and Attributes:
6ytxv90: Container for the category button and popover.
1wu3rm0: Class for the hidden popover/aside.
1wu3rm3: Close button within the popover.
1f7jm891,1f7jm890,fv263x2,_1f7jm89g: Classes for the “Follow” button.
fv263x1: Class for the description text within the popover.
fv263x4: Class for the “See All” link container. fv263x5: Class for the “See All” link itself.
aria-expanded, aria-haspopup, aria-label: Attributes used for accessibility, indicating the button’s state and purpose.
SVG Icons:
The code uses SVG icons for:
Follow/Unfollow: A plus sign icon within the “Follow” button.
Close: An “X” icon within the popover’s close button.
* Follow (Category Button): A symbol that looks like a plus sign within a square.
this HTML snippet defines a dynamic list of categories with interactive “Follow” buttons and popovers providing more information about each category.
