Let's say I have two columns (Left and Right). Each column contains links.
If I want the users to tab into the Right column links first would all the links in the Right column have to be tabindex="0" and all the links in the Left column have to be tabindex="1"?
Or can I have all links have tabindex="0" and then set tabindex="0" on the Right Column and tabindex="1" on the Left Column to have the user tab through the Right Column first?
I am not quite sure how nested tabbing works. I tried an example on http://jsfiddle.net/fhzjf4yg/ and I can't seem to understand how it traverses the tab index. If someone could explain how the ordering works that would help too!
NOT CORRECT ANSWER, SORRY
You shouldn't have more than one tabindex="0" on a page, meaning that it should be unique. If i told you to go to tabindex="0" and there were two on the page, where would you go?
and there's no nesting you basicaly jump from 0 to 1 to 2 and so on