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We are using axe to test accessibility.

Axe is giving the following issue when table cells are empty:

I have a <thead> with a couple of rows that are sortable. My markup currently looks like this:

The html structure looks like this

If you have a subpage (in my example school data) within a parent section (statutory information).

How would one hide CSS certain generated content (used for pure styling) from screen reader? Is it possible without using HTML hacks like aria-hidden?

When I have a set of either check boxes or radio buttons I often need to have an Other choice.

What is causing this accordion nav to lose browser default focus?

Accessibility question: Can a <label>...</label> have children besides an <input ... />?

As per the title, what is the difference when I have tabIndex="false" versus having empty tabIndex?

I'm encountering something bizarre in which a page with a form and fairly minimal layout is read correctly by JAWS 16 and 18 in IE11 on initial load.