= " class_by_arguments('position' ,$params).">" $display_char = isset($chars - 1)]) ? $chars - 1)] : $chars * $params the return array usually holds an innerHtml key that holds item specific markup. * array $params this array holds the default values for $content and $args. * Less often used: $params to add data attributes, $params to modify the className
* Most common usage is to define some markup in the $params which is then inserted into the drag and drop container * Editor Element - this function defines the visual appearance of an element on the AviaBuilder Canvas Type or paste the URL in the hyperlink field, and then select Done. The hyperlink field appears on the text box menu. Select the hyperlink icon on the text box menu. Select existing text, or add new text to use as a hyperlink. "std" => _("Click here to add your own text", "avia_framework" )), Open a report, create a text box, and add some text. "desc" => _("Add some content for this IconBox",'avia_framework' ), "desc" => _("Do you want to open the link in a new window", 'avia_framework' ), "name" => _("Open in new window", 'avia_framework' ), _('Taxonomy Overview Page', 'avia_framework' )=>'taxonomy', _('Single Entry', 'avia_framework' ) =>'single', _('Set Manually', 'avia_framework' ) =>'manually', "desc" => _("Do you want to apply a link to the title?", 'avia_framework' ), "std" => _("IconBox Title",'avia_framework' )), "desc" => _("Add an IconBox title here",'avia_framework' ), "desc" => _("Should the icon be positioned at the left or at the top?", 'avia_framework' ), "name" => _("Icon Position", 'avia_framework' ), "chars" => AviaBuilder::$path.'assets/fonts/entypo-fontello-charmap.php', "desc" => _("Select an IconBox Icon bellow",'avia_framework' ), "name" => _("IconBox Icon",'avia_framework' ), * opens a modal window that allows to edit the element properties * If this function is defined in a child class the element automatically gets an edit button, that, when pressed $this->config = _('Creates a content block with icon to the left or above', 'avia_framework' ) $this->config = AviaBuilder::$path."sc-icon_box.png" $this->config = _('Content Elements', 'avia_framework' ) Website is and there are some icon boxes on the home screen.Ĭonfig = _('Icon Box', 'avia_framework' ) line 172 is where the change started, but I guess you can’t see that obviously.
ADDING A LINK IN AN ICONBOX HOW TO
then because I didn’t know how to deploy the change I tried to add just the new code to functions.phpĬan you please tell me what if anything is wrong with my code in the iconbox.php file and then how/where to place it in my child themes folder. I changed the code per dudes instructions and them I placed the entire iconbox.php file in my child folder and that didn’t work. I have only modified some of the functions behaviors and css thus far. I am using a child theme and this is a bit new for me in changing this type of code. and I can’t figure out how to impliment it. I saw one solutions that made the whole box a link, which I don’t want.Īnd that is what I tried. I want to make the iconbox icons themselves link not just the heading in the box (the default behavior) So nothing has changed on this level.Hey guys, I know this has been asked before but I am still having trouble after looking over different solutions. VoiceOver will read internal link, home and ChromeVox home, internal link and Narrator still reads Home, link, value: URL comma read-only. However, there remains the issue of not understanding the icon and/or the smaller click/touch area. That way all sighted users will only see the icon, but it is accessible via screen readers. If- for some reason-your design department is not willing to take the above-described route, you can still hide the text with our. This will also help users on a touch device. Mouse users also enjoy a bigger click area. All sighted users will get an idea of what it’s about, too. In all three cases the user gets an understanding of what this link is for. ChromeVox, on the other hand, will read home, internal link and Narrator will read Home, link, value: URL comma read-only. Just place rock-solid copy next to the icon within the link. This is the easiest way to make your icon links (and buttons) accessible. So let’s have a look at another solution. The last bulletpoint could be fixed by adding a aria-label - but as mentioned earlier this is just a crutch. It works, sure, but there are some things you should bear in mind: With the aid of some CSS you can create a :hover-state and your designer will be happy. In this case you’ll see the icon of a house. In its simplest form we should use an unused element such as an, apply some class selectors and throw it into a link. In the end it doesn’t matter where the icon comes from, it’s about how it’s used on the site. We could use SVG, in our case we’ll stick to a web font. There are different ways to implement icon links and icon buttons. We’ve talked about the use of icons on your page.
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