• Resolved margmacd

    (@margmacd)


    Hello

    I am currently using the WordPress plugin WP Accessibility Helper. For most of my WordPress site pages, the accessibility tools offered by this plugin are displayed on clicking a small wheelchair icon which is situated neatly on the lefthand bar.

    However, in the case of my landing page, which is also my home page and which I have created independently of my WordPress theme using a landing pages plugin, the accessibility icon does not work properly. Instead, this particular page permanently displays all of the tools from the accessibility plugin, purely as static images. This leaves a lot of white space on the top right of the page, requiring the user to scroll down excessively to find the main page content.

    I would value constructive suggestions as to how I might address this issue. I have explored using a different landing pages plugin but on previewing the result, I have encountered a similar problem. The editorial functionality for my landing page includes use of Custom CSS. However, I am not clear on the best way forward. As I understand it, I require to find a way to disable the accessibility icon specifically for the landing page or to enable the accessibility icon to display and function properly on my landing page. Of course, the second of these two possibilities is preferable.

    Thanks in advance!

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  • Plugin Author Alex Volkov

    (@vol4ikman)

    1. Landing page URL is?
    2. Do your landing page has get_header(); + get_footer(); functions?
    3. What plugin you use to create your landing page?
    4. Attach error logs or console.log reports

    thanks

    Thread Starter margmacd

    (@margmacd)

    @vol4ikman Thanks for considering the request.

    1. The landing page URL is https://medstats.mvm.ed.ac.uk/go/main-landing-page/ .
    2. How can I verify if my landing page has “get_header(); + get_footer(); functions?”
    3. I used the plugin Landing Pages by Inbound Now to create my landing page. However, yesterday I experimented with the alternative plugin Landing Pages by PluginOps and found (as per my previous message) that the display problem recurred.
    4. I do not have error logs or console.log reports to offer. Previewing the display issue at the link I have provided will hopefully help you.

    Plugin Author Alex Volkov

    (@vol4ikman)

    It is looks like you do not have body_class() inside your body tag
    Please check this body_class()

    Please let me know if I can help.

    Thread Starter margmacd

    (@margmacd)

    Thank you, Alex. I am not a developer by profession, so I do not follow you, sorry.

    Could you please explain:

    1. what you mean by “your body tag” and where I am to locate it;

    2. which of the paragraphs of code at the link you have provided is needed and whether I should edit;

    and

    3. where I should be including the code.

    I had mentioned previously that I have an area in the template for the landing page that allows me to include Custom CSS. Is this an area where I could add relevant code to resolve the issue specifically for the landing page and if so, how?

    I look forward to moving forward.

    • This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by margmacd.
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