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The label for rule is important for accessibility; however, with angular, directives can encapsulate the inputs away from the individual html file and cause this tool to flag it as a warning, The “for” attribute of the “label” element must refer to a non-hidden form control. It would be nice to ignore the rule in this 1 instance instead of my entire project similar to how ESLINT would allow an inline ignore.
The label for rule is important for accessibility; however, with angular, directives can encapsulate the inputs away from the individual html file and cause this tool to flag it as a warning,
The “for” attribute of the “label” element must refer to a non-hidden form control.
It would be nice to ignore the rule in this 1 instance instead of my entire project similar to how ESLINT would allow an inline ignore.Example:
<label for="timeSelector" class="small"> Select time ({{timeZone}}):</label>
<div id="timeSelector" timepicker ng-model="settings.time" hour-step="1" minute-step="1" show-spinners="false" show-meridian="true"></div>
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