My Calendar Pro v3.4.0 is released! This is a major release, and includes a number of significant changes worth mentioning. Importer Improvements When importing .ics event sources, My Calendar Pro has historically taken each individual occurrence of an event and imported them as separate events. With version 3.4.0, the importer will now insert those occurrences as individual instances of a single event. This greatly reduces clutter in your database and in your events list, making management of your events easier. […]
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Why WordPress Themes Require Underlines on Links
Jeff Chandler posted a link in the Post Status Slack yesterday leading to an article complaining about the underlined link requirement for WordPress themes. It’s an interesting read, and it makes some good points about what kinds of link decorations can pass the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and be fundamentally more interesting than an underline. If you read Nick Hamze’s article, I recommend doing it on a mobile device; the readability on desktop is more than a little bit iffy. […]
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I’m currently at the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, which is always an inspiring experience if you work in the world of accessibility. I’ve been coming to this conference for many years; and it always inspires and refreshes me. This particular trip, I found myself wondering why, exactly, that was so? On reflection, my inspiration comes from a recognition that I’m part of a large group of people who are all wrestling with the same frustrations and challenges that I am. […]
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The third edition of The Accessibility Show with Nathan Wrigley of WP Builds dropped early this morning, and I have to say that I’m really enjoying this show. First of all, chatting with Nathan is a bright spot in my day every time – he really is the nicest man I know. But I’m also finding it fascinating to go into the WordPress showcase and pick out just one issue to highlight as an accessibility problem. Focusing on one issue […]
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Ever since Elon Musk took over Twitter, my interest in maintaining XPoster (née WP to Twitter) has been pretty low. Last year I invested the time to add Mastodon support, but while I’ve found Mastodon to be a much more inviting world than Twitter, it’s never really had a huge impact. Adding Bluesky support felt legitimately fun; it was the first time in a long time that I’ve actually enjoyed working on the plugin. It was a good reminder that […]
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