• How to set foreground color of the icon?
    How to edit link text of the Accessibility statement?
    How to add more links? (Easy-to-read language, Sign language, …)

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  • Plugin Support Sneha Omer

    (@snehao)

    Hello @trilos,

    1. How to set the foreground color of the icon?
    At the moment, Ally allows you to customize the widget’s appearance through the available design settings. However, changing the foreground (icon) color independently is not currently supported from the plugin settings.

    2. How to edit the link text of the Accessibility Statement?
    Currently, the text for the Accessibility Statement link is predefined and cannot be customized through the plugin settings.

    3. How to add more links (e.g., Easy-to-read language, Sign language, etc.)?
    At this time, Ally does not provide an option to add custom links to the Accessibility Statement or widget menu. Only the links and options that are built into the plugin are available.

    However, I have consider these as feature requests and will pass it on to our product team for consideration. Your feedback helps us prioritize future improvements.

    Thank You!

    Thread Starter TRILOS new media

    (@trilos)

    Thank you and please consider providing these features because
    1. is a step back regarding the previous version before Elementor has taken over the plugin – and the variations for having an accessible color contrast are now extremely reduced.
    2. the link text should at least be editable by using a textdomain and translation files – or is this common feature already given?
    3. content on accesibility topics in a site should be not be put all together in one page, e.g. for separating pages for statement, help and feedback – and for addressing different disabilities.

    Hi there,

    Thank you so much for following up and for providing such detailed, highly constructive feedback regarding accessibility and localization!

    Accessibility is an area we take very seriously, and insights like yours are invaluable as we work to make the web more inclusive. Here is a quick update on the points you mentioned:

    1. Color Contrast Variations: We understand how critical strong color contrast is for maintaining accessibility standards. I will pass your feedback to our design team to ensure future updates offer a broader, fully accessible palette without limiting your choices.
    2. Link Text & Translation (Textdomain): Yes, internationalization (i18n) is a standard feature! All string outputs, including link texts, are wrapped with proper WordPress translation functions and use our official textdomain. This means you can easily customize or translate them using standard .po/.mo files or translation plugins like Loco Translate.
    3. Multi-page Accessibility Content Structure: I am sharing this structure proposal to our Product team for future layout improvements.

    Thank you once again for taking the time to share your expertise with us. Feedback like this genuinely drives our platform forward!

    Best regards,

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