Links do not have a discernible name

Hi @larrian

For accessibility reasons (required for screen readers) links must contain a text or have description in aria-label attribute.

We have added this as a feature request on our plugin.

Thanks,

Soo this means it is a bug….when is this expected to be fixed?? Its affecting accessibility ratings for all my pages. I added a description in the format settings for these links but they are not showing up.

@larrian One day later, you have now posted a negative review because this issue wasn’t resolved … on Christmas Eve.

Please try and find a little patience. Our team have added this to our to-do list. But we can not work miracles.

This is your actual response to me:

Steve Burge wrote: Happy holidays to you also, @larrian This issues was reported yesterday. The negative review came a day later on Christmas Eve because it wasn’t fixed already. Some people need a little more holiday generosity.

Then 2 minutes later you sent another email:

Steve Burge wrote: This person has now posted a negative review because this bug wasn’t fixed … on Christmas Eve. I think it’s time for our team to log off for the holidays and leave people like this to try and find a little holiday kindness.

First of all, you made the assumption I must be christian….

second…your technical support response was “We have added this as a feature request on our plugin” which in no way says it is a priority or that it was even considered as a bug but rather something nice to add to the plugin.

Third….this plugin has been around since 2017….

This week alone I have installed 4 new plugins only to find the “bugs” that the creative programming teams never fully tested before releasing their programs. I am not a programmer, but if I can find it simply by using the program for less than 24 hours, then a fully competent team should have run the program through the same simple steps I did and test pagespeed and lighthouse for issues.

Finally, I never made ANY statement about resolving this issue on Christmas eve or Hannukah….that is your interpretation and reveals much about your inability to handle constructive criticism about a fault in your program that affects page experience. The smarter response would have been to say “thanks for letting us know and we’ll get right on it after the holidays, .”which would have gotten you top points for customer service. And since I can revise my review at any time, that would have made the difference. Hope you don’t get coal in your stocking.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Larrian.

@larrian Thank you for the feedback. Sorry it was my fault in the first place that did not communicating it in well manner.

However we have released a new version of PublishPress Author that should fix your issue.

Thanks for your patience

Have you had a chance to check the latest version @larrian ?