Okay. That fixed it. Thanks.

Yes, it was a plugin. Thanks!

Hi Rikard
Debug is now on.

Hi Mike,

Yes, we had discussed a similar problem per your linked example. For this one, you say that the fix can only occur in the parent theme, not the child? If that is true, then my edits will be lost in the next Enfold update?
But if you could figure out a solution that will work within the child theme, that would be great. (My fallback plan would be to hide the title altogether using CSS.)

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by laptophobo.

Hi. Please see private.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by laptophobo.

Hi Guenni,

Thanks for the additional info. I believe that I have made the changes correctly for the above edited content to work within iconlist as well as iconbox.
I copied “iconlist.php” (at: enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/iconlist/iconlist.php) and then pasted it into enfold-child>shortcodes.
I then edited the iconlist.php file (Between lines 892 to 922, there were 4 instances of: title=”’ that I change to: title=’Link to” These 4 instances were on the following lines: 901, 904, 908, 914.

I tested and it appears to be okay.

Thanks again for your help. I’ll try not to come back to you so often.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by laptophobo.

Guenni,
Thank you very much for that fix. I got it to work.
For those, like me, that need extra hand-holding to get fixes to work, here are the steps I took:

• Open the functions.php file in enfold-child
• Add the following code:

function avia_include_shortcode_template($paths){
  $template_url = get_stylesheet_directory();
      array_unshift($paths, $template_url.'/shortcodes/');
  return $paths;
}
add_filter('avia_load_shortcodes', 'avia_include_shortcode_template', 15, 1);

• In enfold-child, create a new folder: “shortcodes” (enfold-child/shortcodes)
• Copy the file “iconbox.php” within: enfold>config-templatebuilder>avia-shortcodes>iconbox – and add it into enfold-child>shortcodes.
• Open the iconbox.php file and at (or around) line 576 to 605 is the content that will be replaced with the following (it will look similar to the replacement code):

if( ! empty( $link ) )
{
	$linktitle = $title;

	switch( $linkelement )
	{
		case 'both':
			if( $title ) 
			{
				$title = "<a href='{$link}' title='Link to " . esc_attr( $linktitle ) . "' $blank>$linktitle</a>";
			}
			
			$display_char_wrapper['start'] = "a href='{$link}' title='Iconlink to "  . esc_attr($linktitle) . "' {$blank}";
			$display_char_wrapper['end'] = 'a';
			break;
		case 'only_icon':
			$display_char_wrapper['start'] = "a href='{$link}' title='Iconlink to " . esc_attr($linktitle) . "' {$blank}";
			$display_char_wrapper['end'] = 'a';
			break;
		default:
			if( $title ) 
			{
				$title = "<a href='{$link}' title='Link to " . esc_attr( $linktitle ) . "' {$blank} >$linktitle</a>";
			}
			
			$display_char_wrapper['start'] = 'div';
			$display_char_wrapper['end'] = 'div';
			break;
	}
}

• Make sure to clear the cache and then check to see the change.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by laptophobo.

Guenni,

To answer your question about having a “title,” it is preferred. But it would then need to be accompanied by an “alt” attribute that has different wording than either the Title or the active text. Right now the code looks like this:

<a href="http://broken-no-more.org/resources/failed-drug-war/" title="Change">Change</a>

What the ADA compliance seems to want is that the “title” be different than the active text “Change”. Or, remove the “title” tag. What you have posted for me looks like it may work. I will try it and reply back.

FYI: Here is what the compliance statement says about the above issue:
Redundant title text
What It Means:
Title attribute text is the same as text or alternative text.
Why It Matters
The title attribute value is used to provide advisory information. It typically appears when the users hovers the mouse over an element. The advisory information presented should not be identical to or very similar to the element text or alternative text.
What To Do
In most cases the title attribute can be removed, otherwise modify it to provide advisory, but not redundant information. Note that the title text may or may not be read by a screen reader and is typically inaccessible to sighted keyboard users.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by laptophobo.

Yes, you can close this ticket. I do have another Accessibility Compliance item I will send you guys in a separate ticket. (Soon we’ll have a complete manual done on “ADA Section 508 Compliance tweeks”.

Hi Rikard,
Yes, please do go right in and look over what you need to. (I have 4 other Enfold sites waiting on your findings.)

FTP details are in private.

Thanks much.

Here you go. Thanks!

I started fresh using your above script and it now works. Thank you.

Hi Mike,
Thanks for the script. However, I was not able to get it to work. What I did was add a Code Block just above the Masonry Gallary. But the captions remain at <h3>.
Please see “private” for link to the page.

Guenni,

Thank you for steering me in the correct place. I totally missed that setting option. All good now.

Thank you very much, Nikko. What did you have to do? (So if I come across this again on any of my other Enfold sites.)