Practical CSS and JavaScript components

This original fixture checks a nine-destination in-page navigation list. It does not test published article URLs, dataset completeness or accessibility compliance.

Focus: none recorded.

Fixture list and exact steps

  1. T01-A — coverage. Activate “Check nine destinations”. Record linkCount, uniqueRoutes and destinationCount. Expected: nine of each.
  2. T01-B — keyboard destination. Tab from that button to the first navigation link, then press Enter. Record the hash and inspect the destination heading. Tab navigation and destination focus must be recorded separately.
  3. T01-C — return. Activate “Back to topics” in the destination. Record the hash and current focus. This only tests internal anchors.

Diagnostics



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