Joe Dolson
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In reply to: [WP Accessibility] Contact Form 7WP Accessibility doesn’t have any functions that report deprecated attributes, so that must be coming from somewhere else. Do you have a screenshot showing the error? I don’t see any deprecated attributes in the snippet you posted.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] My Calendar supportYes, that’s pretty much it. I don’t have any mechanism for just buying premium support without also getting the plugin. I suppose I should consider that; I hadn’t really thought about it.
Thanks for mentioning that! The vimeo script is needed if a user wants to use vimeo as a source for videos, but you’re absolutely right that it isn’t needed *unless* that’s the case, and should be optional.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] PHP errors, “undefined array key”Please update to the latest release before requesting support. If there’s still an issue in the latest release, I’m happy to investigate further, but you’ll have to update to the latest version no matter what.
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In reply to: [Able Player, accessible HTML5 media player] additional video windowInteresting. The difference is that WordPress is reporting a mime type of
video/quicktime, which is correct, but the file only plays if the mime type isvideo/mp4. Some browsers are handling that fine, but not Chrome.I think that means I need to override the mime type if it’s
video/quicktime, but I’ll do a bit of research to verify that.It’s caused by Litespeed cache concatenation of scripts. That concatenation is probably breaking a variable definition. You should be able to exclude AblePlayer from script concatenation.
Does RankMath SEO not provide that support for custom post types? Both Events and Locations are custom post types, and I would expect that RankMath could set those for any post type.
I just tested this, and it seems to work fine. You need to be in advanced mode in RankMath, then go to Titles & Meta > Post Types > Events > enable Robots Meta, then you can choose the settings you want. Same for locations.
You’re using an out of date version of My Calendar, so there’s nothing I can really do about it; the fix is to update.
I’m also a bit curious about your version of My Calendar; looking at version 3.5.18, there is no instance of
mktime()on line 350, nor ismc_nav()found on line 206. I’m wondering if you’re using a modified version of the plugin, in which case I really can’t support it.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Years to showThe calendar automatically show the years that your events represent. If you have an event in 2028, it’ll show through 2028.
There’s a PHP filter that can be used to extend into the future without adding events,
mc_jumpbox_future_years, but the easiest way is just to add an event in the future.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Able Player, accessible HTML5 media player] additional video windowI can’t see a difference between them. And, for the record, all the shortcode does is builds the HTML; what the browser gets is essentially identical.
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In reply to: [Able Player, accessible HTML5 media player] additional video windowThe release is out now; looking at your site, it doesn’t seem like you have it updated yet.
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In reply to: [Able Player, accessible HTML5 media player] additional video windowFixed! I’d made an error in how the
sourceelement was rendered.I’m not sure what you mean about the small video arrow; it looks normal to me, looking at your site. It may be that you had some caching issues with styles, but I can’t see a problem right now.
Thanks! I added renderers to handle IDs for tracks, but omitted the one for posters. Fixed in main; will release an update soon.
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In reply to: [Able Player, accessible HTML5 media player] additional video windowSo I just released version 2 of the Able Player plugin, along with version 4.6 of Able Player. This update adds a lot of additional features, including support for adding sign language. There are still some limitations, but it’s a much more flexible plugin now.
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In reply to: [Able Player, accessible HTML5 media player] video sizeBy default, the player will expand to fill the container it’s placed in. If you put it inside a smaller container, it’ll shrink. Any WordPress group or column block with more constrained width options would do it.
You *can* set a specific width using the shortcode’s
widthattribute, but I don’t recommend that; it’ll break responsiveness.