dush88gs

Yeah. This is an issue when it comes to accessibility. Google page speed insights says that “Links do not have a discernible name”. I believe that this issue can easily be fixed by at least adding a fixed area label such as area-label=”view cart” or similar. Really appreciate if you can add this to the output anchor tag of the shortcode.

Hi,

First of all, Thank you for the great plugin. But I can confirm that this issue(Login modal doesn’t work) is still there when WordPress themes uses Bootstrap versions other than Bootstrap 3. I think for a general plugin like this you should use custom CSS and JS functionality to avoid conflicts or if you use common libraries like Bootstrap for your plugin then you should handle this by allowing users to select which bootstrap version is they are using(switch between Bootstrap versions). suggestion by @matteo182 solved the problem to some extend. So login/register modal works with some minor CSS issues. But there is also an issue with FAQ accordion. It is not working properly. BTW I am using Bootstrap 4 Latest version. I have tested so many plugins and found this plugin as the most user friendly and attractive one. Hope you will test this issue with a Bootstrap 4 based theme and fix this issue in near future.

Fixing the Character Encoding Mismatch Problem in WordPress

Step 1) Open the ‘wp-config.php’ file in a text editor such as notepad (the wp-config.php file can be found on the directory where you installed WordPress).

Step 2) Find the following two lines and comment them out:

define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
define('DB_COLLATE', '');

They should look like the following after you comment them out:

//define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
//define('DB_COLLATE', '');

Step 3) Now upload the updated ‘wp-config.php’ file to your webhost (overwriting the old one).

Credit goes to – Tips and Tricks HQ

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