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I am really challenged by the wave (web accessibility evaluation tool) reporting that a client's website has 4 contrast errors. After scouring the code, it turns out the problem they are reporting is that the select elements have a problem with contrast, showing a foreground color of 0000ff and a background color of ffffff

Problem is that I corrected the css declarations to have all select elements with a color of black 000000 and background of white ffffff I also declared !important and they show these values in the inspector window.

What in the world am I missing? Is it an issue with the wave tool?

Here is a link to the specific report Wave Diagnostic Report

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  • Go figure, when I browse to the link in Google Chrome it shows not errors, only in Firefox... – TMHDesign Jul 14 '19 at 15:45
  • I am thinking this "popular" wave tool is crap...it shows one thing from one browser to another, another from extension to their online tool. I am thinking a tool such as powermapper is a much more thorough solution. Your thoughts? – TMHDesign Jul 14 '19 at 15:59

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