I heard that there is something called an access key in HTML, but
Can't I use the function key for the access key?
<button type="button" id="search" name="search" accesskey="U"/>
<Button type="Button" id="Search" name="Search" accesskey="<F3>"/>
It moves at the top, but it doesn't move at the bottom.
However, even the function (search) of F3 will not work in the first place.
Can't I assign a function key to an access key?
html5
7.5 Assigning keyboard shortcuts
Japanese translation
According to
The value must be a case sensitive, ordered, space-separated, unique set of tokens. Each value must be one Unicode code point length.
So I don't think I can assign a function key that doesn't correspond to a particular Unicode character.
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