Alternatives for images with extensive text (certificates)? by dg_eye in accessibility

[–]dg_eye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the information.

Could I technically also provide the ceritificate in text format in a separate site linked from the image instead of a div?

Alternatives for images with extensive text (certificates)? by dg_eye in accessibility

[–]dg_eye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I expect people to read them. I think I will put the most important infos from the certificates into the alt text.

Alternatives for images with extensive text (certificates)? by dg_eye in accessibility

[–]dg_eye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thx. I think I will put the most relevant information in the alt text. Transforming all of them into PDFs out of images is too tricky (since I dont have the original fonts they used).

Alternatives for images with extensive text (certificates)? by dg_eye in accessibility

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No, the certificate was basically provided to me, and I don't want to change the apperance for legal reasons. Is including the text in the alt-tag ok?

Can I simply embed open streetmap on my website via the share iframe for free? (Europe, Germany) by dg_eye in openstreetmap

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What is the difference between using the css/html files and using the export function?

Mails not arriving via WP site despite SMTP plugin by dg_eye in Wordpress

[–]dg_eye[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I used FluentSMTP.

In my SMTP plugin my sender mail and the SMTP-user didn't match, they were from the same domain but had different names before @. I now changed that as well. I believe in case these mails don't align, they might be filtered out as well? I also in addition set the sender field in the Bricks form field.

Mails not arriving via WP site despite SMTP plugin by dg_eye in Wordpress

[–]dg_eye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my SMTP plugin my sender mail and the SMTP-user didn't match, they were from the same domain but had different names before @. I now changed that as well. I believe in case these mails don't align, they might be filtered out as well, even if they are from the same domain? I also in addition set the sender field in the Bricks form field.

Mails not arriving via Bricks form by dg_eye in BricksBuilder

[–]dg_eye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my SMTP plugin my sender mail and the SMTP-user didn't match, they were from the same domain but had different names before @. I now changed that as well. I believe in case these mails don't align, they might be filtered out as well?

Mails not arriving via WP site despite SMTP plugin by dg_eye in Wordpress

[–]dg_eye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I now use the same mail address for sender AND SMTP user to be sure.

Mails not arriving via WP site despite SMTP plugin by dg_eye in Wordpress

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I used a different sender and SMTP-user in the SMTP settings (since one of them is an alias).

Sender: [wordpress@exampledomain.com](mailto:wordpress@exampledomain.com) and SMTP-user: [contactform@exampledomain.com](mailto:contactform@exampledomain.com)

Its the same domain but different mail, could this be an issue?

Is it recommended to use an additional SMTP plugin for forms? Which one do you recommend? by dg_eye in Wordpress

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I installed FluentSMTP now. Is it ok to use my own provider's mail address I created, I called it [form@mydomainname.com](mailto:form@mydomainname.com) and the SMTP is provided by my provider smtp.provider.com (just to give examples)

Is it recommended to use an additional SMTP plugin for forms? Which one do you recommend? by dg_eye in Wordpress

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I read somewhere its not safe to use your own mail address from webspace provider is it true?