I've noticed an issue in Elementor's new Menu widget... Let's say you have a menu item with 5 links. if you enable the 2nd menu item to have dropdown content, then you can no longer tab through the 3rd, 4th and 5th menu items that come after the menu item with dropdown content.
@gravijax yeah you're right. Elementor is aware of the problem. It currently uses arrow keys to navigate the top-level items. It gets worse when you switch on a screen reader like NVDA or VoiceOver. There's a bug report that was created a while ago - github.com/elementor/elementor/issues/23875
I appreciate you provide a solution but this is not just applicable on website with a lot of pages....maybe update the theme at code level and apply the main element there
From my understanding, the Hello theme itself comes with the tag. But when you edit with Elementor, that tag gets stripped away. I'll try to look for an alternative solution.
Also, you're only creating a single template for all your pages using the Elementor Theme Builder. You aren't creating a separate template for each page. So I don't think it'll be a problem even when you have 100 pages.
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I've noticed an issue in Elementor's new Menu widget... Let's say you have a menu item with 5 links. if you enable the 2nd menu item to have dropdown content, then you can no longer tab through the 3rd, 4th and 5th menu items that come after the menu item with dropdown content.
@gravijax yeah you're right. Elementor is aware of the problem. It currently uses arrow keys to navigate the top-level items.
It gets worse when you switch on a screen reader like NVDA or VoiceOver.
There's a bug report that was created a while ago - github.com/elementor/elementor/issues/23875
Thanks for the information. This is really good to know. Hopefully they will address it in a future release!@@daveden2
Thank you for the great content! Keep it up mate
Amazing, many thanks for the 1st solution.
You're welcome. I hope Elementor fixes some of the issues raised.
Great Video...This was really helpful...Thanks!!
This is great content, thank you very much.
Thank you! This was so helpful!
Thank you!
Thank you very much!
How do you activate the skip content? or is it activated by default? I cant see the button. Regards
The Hello Theme activates skip links by default.
You have the option to deactivate it from WP Dashboard > Appearance > Theme Settings.
@@daveden2 thankyou
Great
I appreciate you provide a solution but this is not just applicable on website with a lot of pages....maybe update the theme at code level and apply the main element there
From my understanding, the Hello theme itself comes with the tag. But when you edit with Elementor, that tag gets stripped away.
I'll try to look for an alternative solution.
Also, you're only creating a single template for all your pages using the Elementor Theme Builder. You aren't creating a separate template for each page.
So I don't think it'll be a problem even when you have 100 pages.