Accesskey

[Mike Martin]

What is the control key identified as <accesskey> in the documentation

thanks

[Khushboo Vashi]

Accesskey specifies the shortcut key(s) to activate/focus an element. For
example, on Linux, it is Alt+Shift, on MacOS it is Ctrl + Alt.
So, if you set the shortcut in pgAdmin 4 *[accesskey] + f * on Linux then
you have to press * Alt+Shift+f* to activate that particular element.

Post by Mike Martin
What is the control key identified as <accesskey> in the documentation
thanks

[Dave Page]

Accesskey specifies the shortcut key(s) to activate/focus an element. For example, on Linux, it is Alt+Shift, on MacOS it is Ctrl + Alt.

Usually :-). It actually depends on what browser is used.

So, if you set the shortcut in pgAdmin 4 [accesskey] + f on Linux then you have to press Alt+Shift+f to activate that particular element.

Post by Mike Martin
What is the control key identified as <accesskey> in the documentation
thanks

[Khushboo Vashi]

Post by Khushboo Vashi
Accesskey specifies the shortcut key(s) to activate/focus an element. For
example, on Linux, it is Alt+Shift, on MacOS it is Ctrl + Alt.
Usually :-). It actually depends on what browser is used.
Yes right, I have given example just to explain. :)

The list of access keys browser wise :
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_global_accesskey.asp

Post by Khushboo Vashi
So, if you set the shortcut in pgAdmin 4 *[accesskey] + f * on Linux
then you have to press * Alt+Shift+f* to activate that particular
element.

Post by Mike Martin
What is the control key identified as <accesskey> in the documentation
thanks