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Some of you may have noticed I paid for accessibility for the forum and many of my websites, to enable people with certain disablities to be able to use and navigate my websites better.
I am actually one of those people, who need help, as I am half blind now, and have other issues this ADA Button can help.
It also includes the ability to hear the written word, with a text to speach ability, which is probably my favorite function!
To locate the button, look to your left center of the pages, where the hands are shaking. This is a friendly reminder that you don't have to squint or be impaired by other distractions on the sites.
I did notice however, that it appears to squeeze the posting functions for posts, into a tight line. I am assuming it is because I have to place the code within the forums structure, rather than it's pages structure, as I could not see the button when placed on the pages files.
I will work on this, but for now I wanted to let you know that this ADA function now exists, and as to why the posting editor seems to be squeezed. It still works the same, ust a bit harder to see, at least on my pc.
Try out the ADA function, and enjoy experimenting with it.
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