Joseph Fusco

Hi @zamirgo,

This plugin automatically starts working once activated. There will be no icons in any corner of the site to indicate that.

When the ‘Tota11y’ option is checked, there will be an icon shown in the bottom corner on the front-end of the site. This is not needed for the plugin to work, but simply an included tool to help you see any additional accessibility issues with your site. You can learn more about that tool here: https://khan.github.io/tota11y/

Color contrast & font size issues are not fixed by the plugin. That is up to the site owner to correct on their own using the Divi options.

I hope that helps!

The current version of the plugin does add some already predefined aria-labels in certain cases, but unfortunately there is no way to choose the text.

Great idea though for future versions!

And thank you for the feedback!

Glad you were able to get it resolved!

Yes it will work with the Divi Builder as well!

Hi Bryan,

This is an error within the latest version of the Tota11y tool that Divi Accessibility has included. Because this is an issue within the 3rd party tool, we are unfortunately not able to resolve this error message.

I am not sure why that would be saying that because there is clearly descriptive text within that link so I would ignore that message. If you would like you can report this issue to the Tota11y tool itself by visiting https://github.com/Khan/tota11y

Thank you for the feedback!

Thank you for the feedback! Plugin has been fixed.

Hey Spencer thank you for the comment!

While I haven’t tried it out yet, I would suggest you check out https://hookturn.io/downloads/acf-theme-code-free/. There is also a premium version of this plugin that is for ACF Pro. Hope that helps!

Hey Travis thanks for the comment! I will definitely look into this.

+1 – I am also receiving the same errors after moving to PHP 7.1

This does not prevent WordPress’ native image generation on media upload. This plugin only removes the srcset & sizes attributes off of the <img> element.

Closing this as the functionality is out of scope for this plugin.

Discussion can continue on https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/disable-responsive-images-generation/

Just to clarify this plugin removes the srcset attributes from the images. See https://make.www.ads-software.com/core/2015/11/10/responsive-images-in-wordpress-4-4/

@mikeverk That is dependent on if the issues you had before were fixed in the themes/plugins that were causing them. You can deactivate the plugin temporarily and check for any issues. If anything does appear just reactivate it. ??

I have tested this plugin on 4.6.1 and it is still working with removing the responsive images introduced in WordPress 4.4.

I have just tested it on 4.6 and it is still working. Could it be possible another plugin in your setup is overriding that filter?

Great to hear!

I think this would be out of the scope of this plugin. Thank you for taking the time to make that suggestion!