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 });
 ```

 ## Accessibility
 For an invalid field, the default output for the jQuery Validation Plugin is an error message in a `<label>` element. This results in two `<label>` elements pointing to a single input field using the `for` attribute. While this is valid HTML, it has inconsistent support across screen readers.

 For greater screen reader support in your form's validation, use the `errorElement` parameter in the `validate()` method. This option outputs the error in an element of your choice and automatically adds ARIA attributes to the HTML that help with screen reader support.

 `aria-describedby` is added to the input field and it is programmatically tied to the error element chosen in the `errorElement` parameter.

 ``` js
 $("#myform").validate({
  errorElement: "span"
 });
 ```

 ``` html
 <label for="name">Name</label>
 <input id="name" aria-describedby="unique-id-here">
 <span class="error" id="unique-id-here">This field is required</span>
 ```

 [Learn more about errorElement](https://jqueryvalidation.org/validate/#errorelement)

 ## License
 Copyright &copy; Jörn Zaefferer<br>
 Licensed under the MIT license.
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		});
		```

		## Accessibility
		For an invalid field, the default output for the jQuery Validation Plugin is an error message in a `<label>` element. This results in two `<label>` elements pointing to a single input field using the `for` attribute. While this is valid HTML, it has inconsistent support across screen readers.

Copy link Member staabmMar 7, 2018 Choose a reason for hiding this comment The reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others.Learn more. maybe we should mention a example on how this "bad html" looks like
		For greater screen reader support in your form's validation, use the `errorElement` parameter in the `validate()` method. This option outputs the error in an element of your choice and automatically adds ARIA attributes to the HTML that help with screen reader support.

		`aria-describedby` is added to the input field and it is programmatically tied to the error element chosen in the `errorElement` parameter.

		``` js
		$("#myform").validate({
		errorElement: "span"
		});
		```

		``` html
		<label for="name">Name</label>
		<input id="name" aria-describedby="unique-id-here">
		<span class="error" id="unique-id-here">This field is required</span>
		```

		[Learn more about errorElement](https://jqueryvalidation.org/validate/#errorelement)

		## License
		Copyright © Jörn Zaefferer<br>
		Licensed under the MIT license.