mikemc2410

Apparently one of the accessibility issues is that there are users that will turn off css and then the field is visible.
One recommendation is that the form field should also have a descriptive label that is similarly hidden, but clearly indicates to screen reader users that they should not enter anything in the field ie leave this field blank, this also resolves the issue when accessibility users turn off css.

Hi, although the hidden field is only for internal use it still fails accessibility compliance checks, would you be able to label that field as well please.

Hi, sorry, this is not resolved yet.
The following code to replace the hellip with read more link does not work,

function tifd_feedzy_readmore( $content, $link, $feedURL ) {
    $content = str_replace( '[&hellip;]', '<a href="' . $link . '" target="_blank">' . __('Read more', 'yourTextDomain') . ' &rarr;</a>', $content );
    return $content;
}
add_filter( 'feedzy_summary_output', 'tifd_feedzy_readmore', 9, 3 );

The following code just to remove the hellip does not work,

function tifd_feedzy_remove_hellip( $content,  $feedURL ) {
    $content = str_replace( ' […]', '', $content );
    return $content;
}
add_filter( 'feedzy_summary_output', 'tifd_feedzy_remove_hellip', 9, 2 );

The following code to add a read more link does work but there is still a hellip in place that is not required.

function tifd_feedzy_readmore( $content, $link, $feedURL ) {
    $content .= '<a href="' . $link . '" target="_blank">' . __('Read more', 'yourTextDomain') . ' &rarr;</a>';
    return $content;
}
add_filter( 'feedzy_summary_output', 'tifd_feedzy_readmore', 9, 3 );

Please can you give me working code to replace the hellip with a read more link.

Regards

Mike McCormack

Hi, the problem is that I also have the WP Google Map Pro plugin installed, what happens then is that there are multiple calls to the Google Maps API, if I deactivate WP Google Map Pro plugin then the Events Calendar Maps works correctly.
Do you have a solution to this please apart from deactivating the WP Google Map Pro plugin.

Regards

Mike McCormack

Hi, I have found that having the events appear in a pop up window makes the maps visible in Android and mostly visible in Chrome, Firefox, Waterfox and Pale Moon, the page has to be reloaded some times to see the map correctly.