For those of us who want to only use a single Accessibility option, allow for the toggle button to be:
a) one-click so the effect is toggled on/off without opening a menu
b) assign an icon to each option, which would display as the toggle button when only 1 option is selected
Alternatively(and more complex): Allow this one-click icon toggle behavior to be extended to allow the placement of individual buttons on the page, and they each perform their intended function in one click. Perhaps with the option of displaying the text beside/below the icon.
Extending the idea further: Allow for basic positioning either at the group or individual level.
Result would be a row of individual buttons/labeled buttons that the user could place into the appropriate space on their layout, such as within the site's navigation area/dropdown.
Edit: Issue #38 would be a great way to deploy the above so it pops in anywhere, and doesn't require any positioning options at the plugin level.
ligne13
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2 years ago
For those of us who want to only use a single Accessibility option, allow for the toggle button to be: a) one-click so the effect is toggled on/off without opening a menu b) assign an icon to each option, which would display as the toggle button when only 1 option is selected
Alternatively(and more complex): Allow this one-click icon toggle behavior to be extended to allow the placement of individual buttons on the page, and they each perform their intended function in one click. Perhaps with the option of displaying the text beside/below the icon. Extending the idea further: Allow for basic positioning either at the group or individual level.
Result would be a row of individual buttons/labeled buttons that the user could place into the appropriate space on their layout, such as within the site's navigation area/dropdown.
Edit: Issue #38 would be a great way to deploy the above so it pops in anywhere, and doesn't require any positioning options at the plugin level.