WP ADA Compliance includes an option to scan your website using WordPress cron. Not only are cron scans a convenient way to locate issues on your website but they use Read More »
The Elementor editor uses a great deal of code to built its various widgets. This extra code combined with a large numebr of links on a website can result in Read More »
In addition to the primary domain, you may install the plugin on a single development website. To use this option ensure that the test site is installed on localhost, 127.0.0.1, wpengine.com or Read More »
This may be because a javascript that runs in the background has been blocked by a security plugin. To confirm, right click inside the page and choose “Inspect”. Click on Read More »
This may be because a javascript that runs in the background has been blocked by a security plugin. To confirm, right click inside the page and choose “Inspect”. Click on Read More »
The WP ADA Compliance Plugin is designed to automatically convert absolute font sizes such as pixels or points to ems or percentages which scale better in older browsers. At one Read More »
If your report screen will no longer display. Try removing and reinstalling the plugin: Go to Web Accessibility > Settings. Choose the Miscellaneous tab. Scroll to the bottom and choose Read More »
The WP ADA Compliance plugin has a variety of content filters designed to correct issues on your website. Rather than changing the database content, the content is filtered as it Read More »
This is normally caused by a caching plugin or server side caching such as PHP NGINX.
The Ninja Tables plugin appears to use client side programming to prepare and display its tables. Client side activities take place in the browser after the page has loaded. The Read More »
