MyReadMore plugin is now officially hosted on wordpress.org
Good news!
MyReadMore plugin is now officially hosted on wordpress.org!
Just finished the upload process and MyReadMore can now be downloaded directly trough the wordpress.org website
This plugin is intended to increase Word Press accessibility by solving a hyperlink repetition problem in the default “read more” link of all excerpted posts.
There are many plugins available that simply customize the read more link, this is not just one more of them: - myReadMore is aimed at accessibility and not cosmetics.
This is what makes it original. It creates dynamic unique-hyperlinks to all your posts, making them precise and accessible.
If you wish to pass your Word Press website on any major accessibility automatic validator this is the plugin you were waiting for!
Download MyReadMore Accessibility Plugin from wordpress.org
MyReadMore was tested successfully under the “UMIC eXaminator”, “TAW” and “Cynthia Says” Automatic Validators, for AAA accessibility conformance, according to the W3C – Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0
myReadMore WordPress accessibility plugin
myReadMore WordPress accessibility plugin is out!
Make your Word Press website or blog more accessible
This plugin is intended to increase Word Press accessibility by solving a hyperlink repetition problem in the default “read more” link of all excerpted posts.
There are many plugins available that simply customize the read more link, this is not just one more of them:
myReadMore is aimed at accessibility and not cosmetics.
This is what makes it original. It creates dynamic hyperlinks to all your posts, making them precise and accessible. Download myReadMore here
Acessibility: The back button.
Script and noscript tags. Case study 2 – The back button
A client once asked me to add a back button on the end of every post to get back to the corresponding category listings.
The fist thought that occurs is to use JavaScript and the classic history navigation:
href=”javascript:history.back();”
There’s nothing wrong here, it works pretty fine, except if you want to keep your site accessible…
Word Press Accessibility: The noscript attribute.
Word Press Accessibility: The <noscript> attribute.
The basic rules of accessibility state that you should always provide alternative content to users no able to access it, if you rely only on scripts to deploy it.
No one should be left out, and all users are entitled to have a similar “rich browsing experience” regardless of their personal physical challenges.
With this article I intend to bring your Word Press websites a bit closer to what I state in the previous paragraph that sometimes, to some people seems like a utopia.
Let’s get our hands dirty with code!
EM was originally defined as the size of the Capital “M” based on the default size and the font used.
Pixel is a solid unit of fixed size, it is not designed for fonts, which are usually defined in Points. Pixel is a measurment that should never be used for text as it is meaningless for text. It is like measuring weight using inches/centimeters.
