sarahlhayes

Hello @treibalen!

I haven’t had a chance to run a full accessibility audit on our form, but I do know screen readers have an issue reading the form, especially if you choose the option to put any text inside the input boxes. It reads it in a way that makes it difficult for users to actually use the form for anything.

Hello @bruberries,

Thank you for your prompt response. To be honest, it is disappointing that MailPoet did not consider accessibility a high priority from the start, or a high enough priority now to incorporate into its current development plans. Like you mentioned, Section 508 compliance is very important for government entities such as the one I work for (Department of Energy), and is required for our online resources, including our blogs.

I sincerely hope MailPoet reconsiders its priorities and moves accessibility up on its roadmap, for the sake of its disabled clients and clients beholden to Section 508. Otherwise, I will have to find another mailing client for our blog, and I’d honestly rather not do that, since MailPoet has been working so well for us until now.

Thank you. I’ve ended up recreating my old form in the new editor, so that fixed it in a roundabout way.

@mndpsingh287 I am still having issues with my media library not reflecting the images in my File Manager.

@mndpsingh287 I have updated the plugin, cleared my browser cache, and I haven’t seen any changes in my media library.

@mndpsingh287 I am also using the free version, and the “Enable Files Upload to Media Library” option still does not work.

I am having the same issue as iammyal. I have Enable Files Upload to Media Library checked, have tried in a private window, nothing works. Files are not going to my Media Library from the File Manager. Both my plug-in and WP are up to date.