Elements with visible text labels do not have matching accessible names.

That issue indicates that there is an inconsistency between the visible text label of an element its accessible name.

Looking at your Read More text, the aria-label starts with More on whereas the text starts with read more.

By default you’d need a code to alter that, adding the Post title as well. The reason I asked how you’re altering the read more link is so we can assess your code if indeed you have one.

If you’re using a plugin for this however, you’ll need to contact the developer of that plugin.

Hi there,

what Fernando is saying is correct.
I assume the code you were given in this old topic is still present on the site:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/links-do-not-have-descriptive-text/#post-13504516

For reference this is the code that Tom provided to change the Read More label:

add_filter( 'generate_excerpt_more_output', function() {
    return sprintf(
        ' ... <a title="%1$s" class="read-more" href="%2$s" aria-label="%4$s">%3$s about %5$s</a>',
        the_title_attribute( 'echo=0' ),
        esc_url( get_permalink( get_the_ID() ) ),
        __( 'Read more', 'generatepress' ),
        sprintf(
            /* translators: Aria-label describing the read more button */
            _x( 'More on %s', 'more on post title', 'generatepress' ),
            the_title_attribute( 'echo=0' )
        ),
        get_the_title()
    );
} );

And it is this 'More on %s' that returns the More on post title. Try changing it to: 'Read more about %s'

Glad we could be of help

Hi @lwkim,

Is Elementor handling your excerpts? If so, the code shared by David won’t work. You’ll need to reach out to their support regarding this.

You’re welcome!