Description
Amathia makes dropdown menus accessible. It adds a button to each dropdown menu, which can be easily clicked to open the submenu.
Support
If you have a problem or a feature request, please post it on the plugin’s support forum on wordpress.org. I will do my best to respond as soon as possible.
If you send me an email, I will not reply. Please use the support forum.
Please be aware that this plugin will not fit in with the styling of every theme, often it will require additional CSS styling.
It is not possible for me to provide free support in writing your CSS, I expect it will be too much work to do for free.
Translations
Translations can be added very easily through GlotPress.
You can start translating strings there for your locale. They need to be validated though, so if there’s no validator yet, and you want to apply for being validator (PTE), please post it on the support forum.
I will make a request on make/polyglots to have you added as validator for this plugin/locale.
Demo
Check out the demo at my local chess club Pegasus.
Compatibility
This plugin is compatible with ClassicPress.
Contributions
This plugin is also available in Codeberg.
Screenshots
Installation
Installation
- Install the plugin through the admin page “Plugins”.
- Alternatively, unpack and upload the contents of the zipfile to your ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Go to Dashboard > Settings > Amathia and enable the menu location where you need buttons.
FAQ
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It doesn’t work correctly on my website
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Please be aware that this plugin will not fit in with the styling of every theme, often it will require additional CSS styling.
It is not possible for me to provide free support in writing your CSS, I expect it will be too much work to do for free. -
What about the name Amathia?
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Amathia is a Greek word that doesn’t have a good translation in English.
It means ‘not-learning’, the opposite of ‘sophia’, which means wisdom. Amathia is about not wanting to learn, not wanting to see things from another side, or from a different perspective.
Many awfull deeds in human history have been done under amathia, which we often incorrectly ascribe it to plain evil.
It’s not a fault in intelligence, but it’s a fault in character.It is easy to apply this to accessibility. Many healthy people, including web developers, don’t consider accessibility as important.
It is a good thing to see things from a different perspective. A year from now we might be going slowly blind for example.
And all of us are getting old (hopefully), with all the baggage that comes with that.
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Contributors & Developers
“Amathia: Accessible Dropdown Menus” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.0.2
- 2024-10-02
- Use DIR instead of dirname(FILE).
- Check for direct access of files.
1.0.1
- 2021-11-30
- Some updates from phpcs and wpcs.
1.0.0
- 2020-05-26
- Initial release.