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Added a form with a Checkbox field as shown in the screenshot.
The emitted code adds an attribute aria-labelledby=“label-58653a” but this ID doesn’t exist because there’s no common field label with that ID, just labels for the options without an ID attribute.
Note: I’ve NOT toggled “Add element ID as needed” in Bricks settings, so IDs should be always added.
Oh, and the defined Label is not shown, by the way 
Hi Matthias,
Thanks so much for your report!
Enabling the “Show labels” toggle should fix both of your issues.
Best regards,
timmse
Thank you! Stupid me…
However, the aria-labelledby attribute should not be emitted if the target (label) doesn’t exist.
If you clear the label field, it won’t be emitted 
That’s true. But in this case, the field is listed as something like “Field (4)” in the builder. 
For other field types, with “Show Labels” disabled, like Text field, there’s no aria-labelledby attribute. That should be handled the same for Checkbox fields.
Better have no aria-labelledby attribute than an invalid one.
That’s a minor drawback. We’ll see if we can improve that. Theoretically, we could always output the aria-label, provided that a value (label) is available. If “show labels” is enabled, we switch to “aria-labelledby”. In my opinion, that would be the most sensible solution, or am I overlooking something?
Exactly. You should only emit the aria-labelledby if the referenced label is really available.
For other fields that seems to be the correct behavior, but for Checkbox, it’s currently not:
The aria-labelledby is always emitted no matter if the label is shown or not.
