joymanur

That is very informative. THank you.

I find this really hard to believe, even funny. Most blind people use screen reader to read the web with their ears. I never heard blind people arranging widgets on admin panel to make websites look the way they want.

I already told you that i never used screen readers or voice recognition before, i’m not an expert. I was just giving a suggestion and i do believe that the wordpress team have an expert to test this. In case where they don’t, then this is not the first issue to solve.

Esmi, i find your question very funny. Because working with current UI can be very frustrating when you have lots of available widgets and sidebars. So why bother with screen readers when it’s not even working perfectly for normal users.

I usually use developer toolbar to add 2 css styles to make this happen.

I never use screen readers or voice recognition software before so i don’t know how to ensure this UI. But i do believe it will work because all it needs is 2 css styles.

Esmi, thank you for your response. But i’m very sure that WordPress hasn’t fixed it yet (fully fix).

I don’t know if i’m asking to0 much but i believe WordPress should set every “post_parent” value to “0” for every image attachment, so people will stop displaying this old gallery.

I really don’t what to do (other than hacks) when my clients are asking me to display one image on more than one gallery. @_@

Hi bcworkz,
thanks for your suggestion. I already analyzed the relationship between a gallery of a post and its gallery images. Unfortunately it’s a one to one relationship for an image to post, so an image can only be included to one gallery and only once.

I guess i have to do this with another way.

Thank you.

Here is a few suggestions:
1. You need to find the theme that supports 3 columns.
2. Create it by yourself or get a wordpress developer to do it.