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Suppose I have
<input id="a" />
<a href="foo">foo</a>
<input id="b" />
By default tabbing will take me from a to foo to b. If I want to go from a to b directly I can do this
document .getElementById ("a") .setAttribute ("tabindex", 1);
document .getElementById ("b") .setAttribute ("tabindex", 2);
But now the following doesn’t work because focus() apparently requires tabindex=-1
document .getElementById ("b") .focus ();
Can I have both?
It’s started working all of a sudden, no idea what changed. Cached script perhaps.