XRTable.AccessibleRole Property
Specifies the role of XRTable
in the exported PDF document. This value is used by assistive technologies.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraReports.UI
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraReports.v24.2.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Reporting.Core
#Declaration
[Browsable(true)]
public override XRAccessibleRole AccessibleRole { get; set; }
#Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
XRAccessible |
The value that defines |
Available values:
Name | Description |
---|---|
Default | Applies no semantic meaning to the UI element. |
Heading1 | Applies “level one heading” meaning to an |
Heading2 | Applies “level two heading” meaning to an |
Heading3 | Applies “level three heading” meaning to an |
Heading4 | Applies “level four heading” meaning to an |
Heading5 | Applies “level five heading” meaning to an |
Heading6 | Applies “level six heading” meaning to an |
Table | Applies “table” meaning to an |
Table |
Applies “header row” meaning to an |
Table |
Applies “header cell” meaning to an |
#Remarks
You can specify how XRTable
should be treated by screen readers in the exported PDF document. For this, set the control’s AccessibleRole
property to Table
before you export a report.
Set the PdfExportOptions.PdfUACompatibility property to PdfUA1
to conform the exported PDF document to PDF/UA specification. Then, export the report to PDF format.
The image below shows the result. XRTable.AccessibleRole
is set to Table
, and the screen reader treats XRTable
as a table in the exported document:
You can also use XRLabel.AccessibleRole and XRTableRow.AccessibleRole to specify header cells and rows in the table.