Website Rob

I will have to disagree with you for 2 reasons.

1. I disabled all plugins except for WP ADA Compliance Check Basic
2. You’ve (presumably) taken care of any generic naming issues by changing to using:

wp_enqueue_script(
‘wp-ada-compliance-basic-dismissible-notices’,
plugins_url( ‘dismiss-notice.js’, FILE ),
array( ‘jquery’, ‘common’ ),
false,
true
);

The “HTML code validation is an important…” msg. even shows on the Dashboard Home page after dismissing.

Please confirm you tested with basic (free) version.

This problem is still occurring in v3.0.6 (also saw it in v3.0.5) along with the “WP ADA Compliance Basic is limited to 15 posts or pages, …” msg. not being dismissed as well.

I am not using the Email Address Encoder plugin.

Good job and speedily done! Removing calls for the missing (pay for?) table removes the errors related to it.

This warning msg. appears when running a second or refresh scans although not on a regular basis,.

PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/.../wp-content/plugins/wp-ada-compliance-check-basic/res/content_posts.php:152) in /home/.../wp-includes/rest-api/class-wp-rest-server.php on line 1752

Not a big deal but gets you closer to an error free plugin. ??

Also, please consider greying out the text for hide theme errors and hide duplicates checkboxes on the Report page. Yes, I know the ‘title’ attribute, on mouseover, shows not available in the free version but most people will be clicking the checkbox, which prevents the ‘title’ attribute from working, and just think these options are not working.

wp_ada_compliance <- this table is not created but called for

wp_ada_compliance_basic <- this table is created and populated

Did as suggested and same problem; table not created

Using 10.3.37-MariaDB

Many times the learning is in the doing. ??

If problem solved, please mark thread as Resolved.

Not sure I understand your confusion. Although you can upload the image anywhere you want within your site, by uploading it into Media makes it easier to create the article and see what it looks like.

If using WordPress to create the article, images included, you can save the article as a Draft (will not show on your site) or simple delete it / not save it, after you copy the code. You are not deleting the image within Media so it will still show, long as the URL is correct.

Sounds like a situation you should discuss with your Hoster. They can take a look at what the problem is and how to fix it.

If you ask your Hoster (by opening a Support Ticket) describing your situation, they should be able to help you.

Write the article as a new page on your site and make it how you want it appear. Once finished and if using Classic Editor, select Text tab so you can Copy & Paste the code. Note that a separate CSS file may have to be created or Embed the CSS into the HTML.

Also make sure you send the Article as a “.txt” file, not a “.doc” file. You will save yourself a lot of problems.

You need to check your error logs to see what they are telling you. Ask your Hoster where they are if not sure.

I second that request. I know from visiting your Website, Jeff, that you prefer a small font size. Best practice these days and for Accessibility, 11px just doesn’t cut it and using 100% or 1em would seem the more logical choice. But then again, that could just be me. ??

Disable all plugins then re-enable one at time till either everything works correctly or you find the plugin that caused the problem.

Did you install an plugin for Mailchimp? Also, WooCommerce plugin could have allow you to install a MailChimp plugin through its own settings. Time to check out some of the settings of you installed plugins.

Seems something has duplicated the Admin Sidebar links. Did you install any type of plugin that might affect the Admin Menu? Do you remember when it happened and what was done just before that?