rholzler

Does anyone have a solution to prevent this?
It happened again today. All managers and subscribers were set to “Role: None”

https://grapeinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/WP-Simple-Locator-import-WordPress.png

So, are you saying that you are not able to modify your plugin to comply with the U.S. Federal ADA Compliance standards by adding a simple onclick focus() JS function to your plugin?

It should be as simple as adding an onclick event to the HREF like this:

<a href="#[TAB_ID_HERE]">[TAB_TITLE_HERE]</a>

With a JS script like this:

focusMethod = function getFocus() {
  document.getElementById("[TAB_ID_HERE]").focus();
}

If that is not possible, could you provide a sample functions.php code snippet to target and customize your tab links so we can do it without altering the source code of your plugin?

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

This isn’t about changing the way tabs look.

When a tab is clicked, you need to have a piece of javascript that changes the focus of the browser to the newly displayed content in order to meet the legal requirements set by the U.S. ADA WCAG regulations.

You already have the script changing the class, visibility, and display of the tab’s content; you just need to add a couple of lines of code to focus the browser on that same content.

Thanks,
RHolzler

Does the vendor provide support for this plugin?

Jim,

Not sure why this is marked as solved because it is not.

I can find no “Pods Capabilities under the Advanced Options screen.”

I asked for more information on that in my last post.

I am not trying to view a post. The administrator can’t see the existing POD under the PODS ADMIN screen.

See the screenshot.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kVzW2SOUryRWec06TcODUWHK9DJyu4X6

Jim,

I can find no “Pods Capabilities under the Advanced Options screen.”

What Advanced Options screen? Can you provide the /wp-admin/… url?

If you are talking about Post Restrictions (wp-admin/users.php?page=kaya-user-post-restrict), then no restrictions have been placed on admins.

If you are talking about Capabilities (/wp-admin/admin.php?page=capsman) the administrator profile has every box checked.

I am at a loss here.

I found the problem. There was a conflict with another jQuery file. Removing that file from the template resolved the problem.

ADDITIONAL: In order to get a custom slideshow for any page, I did the following.

Added this to the template:

<?php if ( function_exists( 'meteor_slideshow' ) ) { meteor_slideshow($post->post_name); } ?>

The $post->post_name gets the slug for the post. Then you just create a slideshow with a matching slug.

I had to update the example page above. I have posted a test page here:

https://octexllc.com/test.html

I will be working on that page to see if I can fix it myself.