firebugmichelle

The example you linked to uses accessiBe, a popular accessibility plugin that starts around $500/year.

I am looking for the same thing though. – How do we get the icon out of the way for people who don’t need accessibility features? I like the idea of making my pages more accessible. But I don’t want to lessen the experience for my average visitor. … In the dashboard if you go to Accessibility > Customize there are settings to move the icon to the right-hand side of the screen and tell it how many pixels to move down from the top of the page. Can be set for desktop and for mobile.

I do appreciate what One Click Accessibility gives us! I turn on grayscale when reading some of my own articles to decrease eye strain and headaches. But it would be nice if they added an option to bottom-align.

It has been so long. I’m sad to see that this is still not fixed. The native ads seem to keep switching between working and not working. – but the ye look so much better on my sites than the little text+image ads.

The complete text is being held for moderation. (spam comment – lots of links) … Is there a way for me to submit the plain text to you somewhere else?

I found a list of IPs for ManageWP and compared them against what CleanTalk is blocking from my site. There weren’t any matches.

I tried installing CleanTalk on a second website. ( UnfairMom.com ) I got less “uptime errors” but I still got several. As with my first site, it looks like the website is fine. But ManageWP is having occasional problems communicating while CleanTalk is running. I contacted them too and am waiting on a response.

I don’t have access to server error logs, but I did install an error log plugin and create the required error log page. I have been watching for a few days now. All I am getting are occasional spam-related errors that start like:

WordPress database error Illegal mix of collations (latin1_swedish_ci,IMPLICIT) and (utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci,COERCIBLE) for operation ‘=’ for query SELECT comment_ID FROM …..

The other plugins that have been activated on that first site this whole time are:
Ads.txt Manager
Autoptimize
Beaver Builder Plugin (Pro Version)
Really Simple SSL
Wordfence Security
WordPress HTTPS
Yoast SEO

Updating again. The site was fine overnight and most of today. But at 3-something I started getting “This URL is forbidden” errors again. I’ll watch for if you come up with any solutions. It is strange that everything worked fine for several hours. And like I said, my site seems to be working fine. Could ManageWP be connecting with a new IP that you need to whitelist or something?

I re-activated CleanTalk yesterday. It and ManageWP appear to be playing nicely now. I am not sure if you or ManageWP had an update or if it was just a little hiccup on my site. Either way, thank you! I am still in the 7-day trial period but so far Cleantalk looks like a keeper!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by firebugmichelle.

So far the issue goes away when I disable cleantalk. I would like to give it a night or two before I say for sure though.

Just wanted to say that I am shocked they still haven’t fixed this! Keyboard shortcuts are awesome, and they are a hard to break habit once you get used to them. I can’t tell you how many hours I have WASTED trying to write a post, only to accidentally hit Ctrl + Z out of habit and have everything disappear!

I see on WordPress.com forums, someone suggested you use the classic block. That is the one I use. Ctrl Z messes it up too.

I am having the same problem. … I have several 100 – 300 mb files I want my users to be able to purchase & download. — Trying to find a solution. I’ll let you know if I do!

Fixed! … Apparently my file was somehow 5 bytes bigger after I deleted the changes. … I overwrote the functions.php in my theme with the original functions.php and now it works!

I forgot to add … There have been no changes to plugins.php that I can see. I’m checking wpf.class.php now but do not expect to find any changes there either. I just added a few lines to 1 file *sigh*

Wow. … Ok, I know that I can do all that if I could just find the time to sit down and figure it out. But I am still fairly new to the worlds of PHP and Javascript. And VERY new to working with stuff like wordpress.

I’ll look into it this weekend. If I don’t have much luck, any idea where I could find someone to help me with this and how much they would charge?