** Description changed:

  We have been discussing on IRC about the focus path on page header->
  page-contents.
  
  Some apps require a fine tuning on the focus path for the header buttons
  and contents. This is not possible today since we do not have access to
  all header objects (only actions).
  
  Another problem is that the page first receive focus on your contents
  and after the header. This can be annoying if the focus starts on the
  header because the focus go to another page before enter on page
  contents (check img0.png). would be nice to allow apps to choose which
  is the desired focus paths between pages and headers. (something like
  img1.png)
  
  And in the end would be nice to have a AdaptativePageLayout method to
- allow user to access a page pages on index or something else in case of
+ allow user to access a page based on index or something else in case of
  the user want to move focus to a different page in the stack.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1659869

Title:
  Page header and focus behaviour

Status in Ubuntu UX:
  New
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  We have been discussing on IRC about the focus path on page header->
  page-contents.

  Some apps require a fine tuning on the focus path for the header
  buttons and contents. This is not possible today since we do not have
  access to all header objects (only actions).

  Another problem is that the page first receive focus on your contents
  and after the header. This can be annoying if the focus starts on the
  header because the focus go to another page before enter on page
  contents (check img0.png). would be nice to allow apps to choose which
  is the desired focus paths between pages and headers. (something like
  img1.png)

  And in the end would be nice to have a AdaptativePageLayout method to
  allow user to access a page based on index or something else in case
  of the user want to move focus to a different page in the stack.

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