Moodle plugins directory: Accessibility | Moodle.org
Accessibility
PLEASE NOTE: This plugin is no longer being actively maintained by Brickfield. The main challenge is with the third-party external ATBar, which is not being maintained at all by its authors, at some point has lost all of its docs, and doesn't have an up-to-date SSL.
If someone has funding, and would like to cover the updating of this plugin, we would be happy to engage with you on this.
We are planning on sharing a new plugin which will provide guidance to users with their font size, font colour, and other display options, depending on their browser. We will update this plugin description once it's available.
The block allows users to customise Moodle to their visual needs. It supports changing of text sizes and colour schemes. Customisations save to the user's session, allowing them to persist between pages, and can also be saved to the database allowing them to apply permanently.
The block also integrates ATBar from Southampton University ECS. This provides extra tools and customisation options, including dictionary lookup and Text-to-speech. Visual customisations performed with ATBar don't currently persist, and can be used as well as or instead of the block's own customisations.
Please don't report bugs here
If you experience an error with the block, or would like to request a feature, please use the "Bug Tracker" link below.
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|t looks like the CSS file error re-occurs when trying to view a badge page in 2.5. I've updated https://github.com/marxjohnson/moodle-block_accessibility/issues/17 with further details for you.
Thanks
I wanna increase color,but when create a button with name 10,no change, I did all the change but didnt work,please help me
Cheers Mary (Moderater: Moodle Themes Forum)
It seems the text size CSS is too hacky (or not hacky enough) for some themes. There's a possible solution on the project's issue tracker which I'll try and review this week to see if it solves the problem.
Is this block compatible with the Clean Theme i.e Twitter Bootstrap version ? From what I see , it only affects the Header and the footer for now ( clicking on A+ for eg., expands only these 2 regions ) .
I've tried the comment method in database.php. Still doesn't work.
Any suggestions? Thanks
A new developer is currently working on many fixes to this block. If you download the latest version from GitHub[1] you may find that your issue is fixed. If not, please report the bug there, and hopefully Hrvoje will be able to assist.
Many Thanks
Mark
[1] https://github.com/marxjohnson/moodle-block_accessibility
Was curious if this plug-in worked in 2.7+
I have a local installation of Moodle 2.8 and the plugin does not work. Is it my fault or you need to upgrade the plugin?
Thanks.
this is a very nice block! It works very well besides the fact that you have to add the block to every page.
To avoid this, I've made a version of the clean them in high contrast mode (it has a custom frontpage, but you can remove it ;)
It is on github:
https://github.com/danielneis/moodle-theme_cleanhc
Kind regards,
Daniel
I am happy to announce that Hittesh Ahuja is the new maintainer of this block as per the agreement at https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=260354#p1251101
Good luck Hittesh and thanks for you work on this!