Tested devices:
2560x 1600= one tested, not blurry, no need to zoom in.
1920×1080= 2 PCs tested, both blurry but zoom in chrome fixes it
1680 x1050= one tested, blurry but zoom in Chrome fixes it
Your plugin rocks. However, there are many plugin sections that are long overdue for a fix or enhancement.
For example, several of your plugin sections incorporate a toggle switch (or button) that help expand or collapse data displayed on the screen.
Unfortunately, every single toggle switch (or button) behaves differently when there’s no reason for it. In fact, the nomenclature used for them is different as well.
Known Sections Affected:
Another example is the ToTop button used at the botton of some plugin sections. Some sections have it, others don’t (when they should).
I recommend using only a button and the same language: “Expand Data” and “Collapse Data” for all plugin sections, as well as the incorporation of a ToTop button when the data displayed extends “below the fold.”
I also recommend reviewing in detail the functionality of these buttons (and affected plugin sections) to ensure the data is automatically collapsed when navigating to another Wordfence plugin section.
This is not the first time this topic has been presented to Team Wordfence.
Help appreciated. Thank you!
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]]>I’ve just purchased your plugin. The plan is to expand the items after clicking.
So on this page
https://pijnmc.nl/waar-is-uw-pijn-test/
When you click on the right on HOOFD
Then click on MIGRAINE
I’d like to open the page about Migraine on the left, and keep the level of HOOFD expanded in the right menu.
How can I do this?
]]>One short question:
If I’ll hide content behind the expand shortcode, is the content still readable for (as an example) the google bot? so the content is still indexable.
thx and regards, Franz
]]>When are Wordfence developers going to address them?
It’s been almost 19 months and nothing done. These fixes will help increase productivity, easy-of-use, and should be pretty easy to implement, right?
Thank you!
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