<li>

<a href="https://github.com/w3c/html-aria/pull/410">31 May 2023 - Correction:</a>

Update <a href="#el-li">`li`</a> element role allowances in context to the element's ancestral relationship, or lack of,

to a list element parent.

</li>

Update `figure` element role allowances to include `doc-example`.

ARIA role, state and property allowances

If the `li` is a child of a list element

(<a href="#el-ul">`ul`</a>, <a href="#el-ol">`ol`</a>,

<a href="#el-menu">`menu`</a>)

<code>role=<a href="#index-aria-listitem">listitem</a></code>.

Otherwise, if the `li` is not a child of a list element it is exposed as

a <code>role=<a href="#index-aria-generic">generic</a></code>.

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<div class="proposed correction">

<p>

<strong class="nosupport"><a>No `role`</a></strong> other than <code><a href="#index-aria-listitem">listitem</a></code>, which is NOT RECOMMENDED,

if the parent list element has an implicit or explicit `list` role.

</p>

<p>

Otherwise, <a><strong>any `role`</strong></a> if the parent list item does nto expose an implicit or explicit `list` role.

</p>

<p class="note">

See <a href="#el-ul">`ul`</a>, <a href="#el-ol">`ol`</a>, or

<a href="#el-menu">`menu`</a> for allowed roles for list elements.

</p>

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