aria-hidden="true" must not be added to the <body>
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How to fix the aria-hidden=“true” problem?
Remove the aria-hidden="true" attribute from the <body> element.
Why is this important?
Adding aria-hidden="true" to the <body> hides all the content of the page from assistive technology.
The aria-hidden attribute can be used to hide a specific part of the page for screen readers. The aria-hidden attribute should be set to true if a
specific part of the page is not visible to the user. If a part is visually hidden, it should be marked as hidden for assistive technology like screen readers.
Make sure to change the aria-hidden attribute with JavaScript when the element is made visible to the user so the element can be used by screen readers.
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