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HTML: hover css menu and accessibility

I have a question.

I created a css menu (no javascript required). It depends on: hover to show or hide UL elements within A.

using visibility: hidden; and visibility: visible;

So far so good, until I try to use only the keyboard.

Now, to be accessible, I need to be able to navigate only with the keyboard.

So, I also added a: focus to the classes that control visibilty.

This, however, did not correct the menu and remains closed.

Does anyone know how to do this to make my site accessible?

Thanks in advance.

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