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Hi, thank you. That worked great! Now, the web accessibility checker is flagging the submit input fields for the Constant Contact newsletter submit buttons. Below is what it is saying. I’m not sure why it is thinking that the input field is not well-formed. Maybe you can help me out with this?

Ensure markup documents contain well-formed elements
Severity: 6

Documents that use markup languages must be well-formed. When documents are not well-formed user agents and/or assistive technology may not correctly parse and render the content to users. Many major user-agents are able to cope well with "bad" markup, however, to be consistent across all platforms and browsers well-formed markup must be used. This is especially important for assistive technology which may or may not be programmed to perform the same level of "coping" that can be found in browsers (which are created by multinational corporations) or assistive technology brands that cost several hundred dollars or more.
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<input id="ctct-submitted_0" class="ctct-submit ctct-label- ctct-submitted" placeholder="" value="SUBSCRIBE" name="ctct-submitted" type="submit">

I didn’t make any changes because I don’t know which files need changed. Could you please tell me which file and line number to change? And which code needs to be added?

When will the new release be ready?

Okay, thank you. Keep me posted on an update.

I think you are right, is it visibly hidden from view, but still detected with the accessibility checker. Here’s the entire tag that it’s detecting:

` <input tabindex=”-1″ class=”ctct_usage_field” name=”ctct_usage_field” value=”” type=”text”>

I’m using https://www.webaccessibility.com

But anyone who knows your extension can access files directly through the web browser. I don’t know how to do the solution you are talking about. Can’t the extension protect the files with an admin-only permission added to the folder?

I am looking for something like this, but this doesn’t work:

[wp_cart:Onsite Services:price:45.00:quantity:3:end]

Nevermind, I figured it out.

Hmm, I don’t have a quantity column on my shopping cart. Could you please help me? Can I email you the link to my site?

How do I show the quantity in the shopping cart?

Open the directory: wp-content > plugins > mailchimp > po and find your language file. Find the line for the success message, edit, and save.

Ok, got it…Thanks flyveren!

Hi, I’m experiencing the same thing when you press SUBMIT, the page shifts downward to the top of the Success message. How was this resolved?

Hi, I found out how to customize the form. I’m running into a new problem. Currently, when you click the submit button without entering anything, the form labels appear even when I use CSS to display:none to form labels. I cannot for the life of me find which php file has the code (style=”display:inline;”) on the labels. I can send you a pic of the problem if needed.

Sorry for the confusion, I’m a bit new to WordPress. I’d like to set my site up like Mashable.com where the homepage lists the latest blog articles of all categories and then have a menu item (News) that drops down with different categories. Each sub menu item is a link to a page that displays all the latest blog articles of that particular category. How do I do this?