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Add accessibilityElementsHidden prop #141
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Let's wait for that PR to land, then we can merge.
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Summary: Allow iOS to have similar accessibility functionality to Android. This PR exposes the `accessibilityElementsHidden` property on iOS which is similar to Android's `importantForAccessibility="no-hide-descendants"` I didn't see any existing examples for testing native props being passed through, but I did add an example to the RNTester app. I've attached some screenshots using the Accessibility Inspector to verify the property was correctly passed through.   I've updated the website with appropriate documentation. facebook/react-native-website#141   [IOS] [FEATURE] [View] - Added accessibilityElementsHidden property Closes #17627 Differential Revision: D6806444 Pulled By: hramos fbshipit-source-id: 50d31fdb92f4c59ae9355b019c422418b2e6cc24
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Summary: Allow iOS to have similar accessibility functionality to Android. This PR exposes the `accessibilityElementsHidden` property on iOS which is similar to Android's `importantForAccessibility="no-hide-descendants"` I didn't see any existing examples for testing native props being passed through, but I did add an example to the RNTester app. I've attached some screenshots using the Accessibility Inspector to verify the property was correctly passed through.   I've updated the website with appropriate documentation. facebook/react-native-website#141   [IOS] [FEATURE] [View] - Added accessibilityElementsHidden property Closes facebook#17627 Differential Revision: D6806444 Pulled By: hramos fbshipit-source-id: 50d31fdb92f4c59ae9355b019c422418b2e6cc24
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Summary: Allow iOS to have similar accessibility functionality to Android. This PR exposes the `accessibilityElementsHidden` property on iOS which is similar to Android's `importantForAccessibility="no-hide-descendants"` I didn't see any existing examples for testing native props being passed through, but I did add an example to the RNTester app. I've attached some screenshots using the Accessibility Inspector to verify the property was correctly passed through.   I've updated the website with appropriate documentation. facebook/react-native-website#141   [IOS] [FEATURE] [View] - Added accessibilityElementsHidden property Closes facebook/react-native#17627 Differential Revision: D6806444 Pulled By: hramos fbshipit-source-id: 50d31fdb92f4c59ae9355b019c422418b2e6cc24
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Updated documentation for facebook/react-native#17627