Important: stops plugin deletion from wiping your settings, which was resetting toggles (like the breadcrumb) on every manual delete-and-reinstall update.<\/p>","1.4.9":"
Moves the single-event breadcrumb to its proper place above the title (inside the event banner, or handled by the theme's hero). No settings changes needed.<\/p>","1.4.8":"
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Redesigns the Event details band as a gradient ticket with visible labels, and polishes the section headings and action buttons. Purely visual; your events, settings and the accessible markup are unchanged.<\/p>","1.4.6":"
Centres the "Accessibility at this event" panel in wide theme layouts. CSS-only; no changes to your events or settings.<\/p>","1.4.5":"
Fixes event excerpts sweeping in breadcrumb and details text, and corrects the About tab demo link. No changes to your events or settings.<\/p>","1.4.4":"
Single events now reuse your theme's own breadcrumb when the theme provides one (Ariade 1.4.63+); the plugin's tidy fallback trail remains for every other theme. No changes to your events or settings.<\/p>","1.0.0":"
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Every events page answers two questions: when, and where. For millions of disabled visitors the real question comes first \u2014 \"will this event work for me?\"<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Ananyoo Accessible Events<\/strong> is built around that question. Every event states, right on the page, the accommodations it provides \u2014 wheelchair access, live captions, sign language, a quiet room and more \u2014 each with a clear way to ask for what is missing. Visitors can even filter your events list down to only the events they can truly attend. The listing, the single pages and the admin screens are all audited to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, because an \"accessible\" plugin whose own settings page cannot be used with a keyboard is only half finished.<\/p>\n\n And a community is more than its next event. The Developed by Shivaji Mitra (M\/S. Anblik) \u2014 an accessibility consultant who builds with the screen reader switched on.<\/p>\n\n Live demos:<\/strong> Accessible events \u00bb<\/a> \u00b7 Accessible timeline \u2014 all five designs \u00bb<\/a><\/p>\n\n Most events plugins treat accessibility as a checkbox at the end of the project: an unlabelled calendar icon here, a date picker no keyboard can reach there \u2014 and nowhere at all to tell a Deaf attendee whether the talk will have captions. This plugin is built the other way round. Accessibility is not a feature of the product; it is the product. Attendees see exactly what each event provides before they register. Organisers manage it in an admin audited to the same standard. Search engines read the same structured facts through Schema.org. Everyone gets the full picture \u2014 on the smallest phone, in high-contrast mode, by keyboard, by screen reader.<\/p>\n\n This plugin stores only the event content you create, in your own WordPress database. It collects no visitor data, sets no cookies, makes no external requests and adds no tracking. The only front-end scripts are the optional Grid\/List view switch and the optional local-time display \u2014 both run entirely in the visitor's browser and send nothing anywhere. Nothing leaves your site.<\/p>\n\n Conforms to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Verified with automated tooling (axe-core: 0 violations across WCAG 2.0 \/ 2.1 \/ 2.2 A & AA) on both the front-end output and the admin screens, plus a manual review:<\/p>\n\n Yes. The meta boxes, the Settings and About tabs, and the events list are all built to the same WCAG 2.2 AA standard \u2014 labelled controls, visible focus, sufficient contrast, and an ARIA live-region announcement when you filter Upcoming \/ Past.<\/p><\/dd>\n In Accessible Events \u2192 Settings, switch on \"Show an enquiry form on every event\" and paste a form shortcode. For a matching accessible form, use Ananyoo Accessible Forms. A single event can also have its own form in the \"Enquiry form\" box on the event editor.<\/p><\/dd>\n Add No. Events and their data live in the plugin, so they are theme-independent.<\/p><\/dd>\n Single events at <<\/p>\n\n ol> trail from Rank Math's data and handles the section-listing step, the current-title de-duplication and the styling \u2014 so an event's trail is now identical to every other page on the site. The plugin's own tidy trail remains the fallback for other themes.<\/p>\n\n[ananevt_timeline]<\/code> shortcode looks backwards as well as forwards: it weaves the blog posts and events you already have into one flowing, accessible timeline \u2014 year by year, photo by photo \u2014 the story of your organisation, telling itself. Five designs, your colours, a \"Load more\" that needs no JavaScript, and not a single extra post type to maintain.<\/p>\n\nWhy this plugin?<\/h4>\n\n
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\/events\/<\/code> links, cleanly separated from your blog. The type lives in the plugin, not a theme, so your events survive any theme change.<\/li>\n.ics<\/code> download for each event, plus a Subscribe button that keeps all your events up to date in a visitor's own calendar app via a live feed.<\/li>\n<time datetime><\/code> markup and Schema.org Event structured data, so both screen readers and search engines understand your events.<\/li>\n[ananevt_events]<\/code> shortcode: one paginated list with Upcoming\/Past status pills, a date tile and accommodation mini-icons on every card, category and accessibility filters, and an accessible Grid\/List view switch. A heading<\/code> attribute keeps your page's heading order sequential.<\/li>\n[ananevt_timeline]<\/code> shortcode draws your existing blog posts and\/or events as one elegant vertical timeline, newest first, with year pills on the line and a small Event\/Blog tag on each entry. Five built-in designs (Spine, Alternate, Compact ledger, Photo journey, Feature rows), featured images on or off, hand-picked entries with ids=\"\"<\/code>, a category filter, and a \"Load more\" that works without JavaScript. Change every colour from Settings \u2014 the defaults are WCAG-AA out of the box. Perfect for an \"Our Journey\" page that updates itself.<\/li>\nLinks<\/h4>\n\n
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[ananevt_timeline]<\/code> to any page. By default it mixes your events and blog posts newest first; narrow it with source=\"posts\"<\/code> or source=\"events\"<\/code>, a category=\"slug\"<\/code>, or hand-picked ids=\"12,34,56\"<\/code>. Choose one of the five designs in Settings (or per page with design=\"journey\"<\/code> and friends), switch featured images off with images=\"no\"<\/code>, and set your own colours in Settings \u2014 every empty colour field keeps the accessible default. There is no separate \"story\" post type: the timeline always reflects your real content.<\/p><\/dd>\nWill my events break if I change theme?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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[ananevt_event_banner]<\/code> shortcode, the trail renders inside the banner above the event title; when the active theme places its own trail above the hero title for events (Ariade 1.4.67+ with the Events breadcrumb toggle on), the plugin steps aside entirely. The top-of-content placement remains only as the fallback for themes that provide neither, and the trail never appears twice.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n1.4.8<\/h4>\n\n
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ananevt<\/code> prefix (previously the short aae<\/code> \/ AAE<\/code>), so the plugin cannot collide with other plugins or themes. The listing shortcode is now [ananevt_events]<\/code> and the banner shortcode [ananevt_event_banner]<\/code>. Existing events are unaffected \u2014 the event post type, its category taxonomy and all saved event data are kept exactly as before, so nothing is lost on update.<\/li>\nwp_kses()<\/code> with a form-aware allow-list before being returned to the the_content<\/code> filter, so all rendered markup is escaped while the form fields and their accessibility attributes are preserved.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n1.3.4<\/h4>\n\n
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[ananevt_events view=\"rows\"]<\/code> renders full-width rows with a month\/year date badge, a two-line title (title + the new Subtitle field), a compact when\/where line, a short description and a \"Know more\" button \u2014 great for a bilingual or editorial events list.<\/li>\nsource_tag=\"no\"<\/code>. The ananevt_source_label<\/code> filter lets a theme rebrand or shorten it.<\/li>\n1.2.5<\/h4>\n\n
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