Hey all,

Is there a way to tell the checker to not flag certain manual checks? I have a client who insists on linking images, so I get the ‘Manual check: link contains both text and an image” on virtually every page. I’d like to tell the checker to ignore that for this particular site.

Thanks!

Stephanie

I’m writing to discuss a concern regarding the deployment of your Editoria11y plugin across our WordPress sites at my educational institution.

We are eager to utilize Editoria11y to enhance the accessibility of our web content, recognizing the plugin’s potential to make a significant impact. However, we encountered a setback when our hosting service provider, informed us that the plugin does not adhere to their coding guidelines due to the use of custom queries without caching, which could lead to performance issues on their network.

Understanding the importance of both performance and accessibility, I would like to inquire if you are aware of this limitation and if there are any plans to modify the plugin to incorporate caching for custom queries. Such an update would allow us to deploy Editoria11y at scale.

Thank you for your attention to this issue and for your continued efforts in improving web accessibility.

• This topic was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by jsedwick.

Does this plugin work with Avada? I installed and activated the plugin, but I’m not seeing it when I edit a page in the backend or with Avada’s live editor.

Hello! I love the plugin!

Is this plugin on Github or anywhere where it would be better to submit feature requests, bug reports, etc. I’ve got a couple including:

• Typo on the settings page (“pager”)
• Deleted pages showing up in the issues by Page report
• Ignored pages showing up in the issues by Page report

Hey All — LOVING this plugin, so thanks again. Quick request — can you add the ability to check by status? IE only check published pages?

Also some examples of how to format the various Settings (exclude checks etc) would be appreciated.

Thanks!

• This topic was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by stepht.
• This topic was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by stepht.

Hi All — I really like this plugin but I’d like to display the dashboard to Admins only — at least until I get certain fixes out of the way. Is the view of the dashboard connected to a certain permission that I can turn off for editors? or is there a string I can drop in the ‘turn off if these conditions exist’ box to check the user permissions? Thanks!