sometimes on saving a post as draft, it says Access Denied You don’t have permission to access “mywebsite.com/wp-admin/post.php”
Well I am a complete fool. It wasn’t the use of the alt tags at all, it was the fact that the icons were set to display:none, yet the code was still there which seems to confuse a screen reader. I just hid the element in a theme file and made it appear when it … Read more
Kevin Leary posted a snippet to add aria-expanded tags in 2018. I love the simplicity of it. He describes what we’re doing here: This is the recommended approach for “fly-out (or drop-down) menus” provided by the w3.org, more on fly-out menu accessibility can be read on their site directly. function my_nav_menu_link_attributes( $atts, $item, $args ) … Read more
WPforms plugin modification for accessibility
Just based on your post alone, it is hard to identify the problem, as it could be anything. First and foremost, I recommend you take a backup of your current site (including the database). If you don’t know how to, ask someone else trustworthy, or the company that hosts your site. Now, as for why … Read more
Don’t know if there is plugin for this or not, you should try by searching “restrict page by user roles” in WordPress directory. But if you can code and know few conditional tags and how to use them then I think you should try following snippet and it will work for you. But Beware, this … Read more
URL Restrictions? Need only people who are logged in AND have a specific role (or roles) to access all pages for a site
All enabling Accessibility Mode does is add a class to the admin body. The styles and script behaviour change based on that class. So if you want to make accessibility mode the default, you can add that same class if the user hasn’t set accessibility mode on or off: add_filter( ‘admin_body_class’, function( $classes ) { … Read more
Get current page url and simply apply display none css on button based on current page inside wp_footer action for woocommerce pages you can use predefined functions like is_cart(),is_checkout()..(see code) just put below code inside your child theme functions.php file function hide_oneclick_toolbar() { if(is_cart() || is_checkout()) { ?> <style>#pojo-a11y-toolbar{display:none!important;}</style> <?php } } add_action(‘wp_footer’,’hide_oneclick_toolbar’); **hide by … Read more
Use this for the alt=”” attribute on the custom header <img> tag … alt=”<?php $attachment_id = get_custom_header()->attachment_id; $alt = get_post_meta( $attachment_id, ‘_wp_attachment_image_alt’, true ); if ( count( $alt ) ) echo $alt; ?>” /> … and then just edit the media attachment and add the alt text.