Accessibility button

  • Imagethelanguageteacher

    (@thelanguageteacher)


    1 day, 8 hours ago

    Hello there

    Some of my students told me that sometimes a text or a button text is small on the website(i use the Elearning theme, Eduhub Template default font sizes) and they want to make it bigger like other websites which have Accessibility button that the users use to make the fonts size bigger and change some other settings to help them read. I told them that they can change the font size on their browser settings but they said it will chnage on all sites. And they told me that the text size in Masteriyo text lessons and buttons are not large enough in the Learn page. So i made the font size of the text lessons bigger in the editor. Then some other students told me that the font is large and it would be better if i reduce it.

    I don’t know if it’s possible to have a button to change the size of text on Elearning website and Masteriyo learn page.

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  • Plugin Support Imagesauravkhanal

    (@sauravkhanal)

    6 hours, 34 minutes ago

    Hi @thelanguageteacher ,

    Thanks for reaching out, and for sharing what your students told you.

    Text size is very personal. What feels comfortable for one student can feel too large for another, and you’ve seen that yourself after changing the lesson text in the editor. Masteriyo’s default sizes follow common web reading standards, so they work well for most learners. But no single size will suit everyone.

    The good news is that your students don’t need to change anything for every website. Browser zoom is remembered separately for each site. So a student can press Ctrl and + (or Cmd and + on a Mac) while on your website, and only your website gets bigger. Other sites they visit stay at their normal size, and the browser remembers the setting the next time they come back. This works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, and it enlarges everything on the page, including the Learn page buttons and menus.

    To reset it, they can press Ctrl and 0 (or Cmd and 0).

    We’ve also noted your suggestion for a built-in text size option and shared it with our team for consideration.

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