Wiki

1. Download and Example

• Plugin URL (ver. 2.0 - beta)

2. What kind of WAI?

Please check Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 Priority 2 - 13.1.2

All Anchor elements are required not to use the same link text to refer to different resources.

3. Modify

1. Edit file : polyglot.php
2. Add <span class=\"none\"> for \"".$post→post_title."\"</span> into link
   • find this function function polyglot_other_langs
     then you can find this lines

      foreach ($match as $lang){
                 if ($polyglot_settings['lang_pref'] != $lang) {
     
     				$foo = ($polyglot_settings['use_flags'] ) ?  "<img src=\"".$polyglot_settings['path_to_flags'].$polyglot_settings['flags'][$lang] ."\" alt=\"".get_trans($lang)."\" title=\"".get_trans($lang)."\" />" : get_trans($lang);
     
     
     				$other_langs .= "$pre<a href='".get_permalink();
     
                     if ($polyglot_settings['lang_rewrite']) {
     					if($polyglot_settings['i_have_manually_edited_my_htaccess_file'] || strpos(get_permalink(),'?') === false){
     						$other_langs .= "{$uri_helper}{$lang}/";
     						}
     					else {
     						$other_langs .= "&amp;lang_view=$lang'";
     					}
                     } else {
     					if(strpos(get_permalink(),'?') === false){
     							$other_langs .= "?lang_view=$lang'";
     					}
     					else {
     							$other_langs .= "&amp;lang_view=$lang'";
     					}
     
                     }
     
     				$other_langs .= "'>{$foo}</a>$afters";
                 }
             }
     

     And change like this

             foreach ($match as $lang){
                 if ($polyglot_settings['lang_pref'] != $lang) {
     
     				$foo = ($polyglot_settings['use_flags'] ) ?  "<img src=\"".$polyglot_settings['path_to_flags'].$polyglot_settings['flags'][$lang] ."\" alt=\"".get_trans($lang)."\" title=\"".get_trans($lang)."\" />" : get_trans($lang)."<span class=\"none\"> for \"".$post->post_title."\"</span>" ;
     
     
     				$other_langs .= "<li class='$lang'><a href='".get_permalink();
     
                     if ($polyglot_settings['lang_rewrite']) {
     					if($polyglot_settings['i_have_manually_edited_my_htaccess_file'] || strpos(get_permalink(),'?') === false){
     						$other_langs .= "{$uri_helper}{$lang}/";
     						}
     					else {
     						$other_langs .= "&amp;lang_view=$lang'";
     					}
                     } else {
     					if(strpos(get_permalink(),'?') === false){
     							$other_langs .= "?lang_view=$lang'";
     					}
     					else {
     							$other_langs .= "&amp;lang_view=$lang'";
     					}
     
                     }
     
     				$other_langs .= "' title=\"".get_trans($lang)." for '".$post->post_title."'\">{$foo}</a>$afters";
                 }
             }
     

     And add style in CSS file like this .none {display:none;}
3. Result
   If you wrote post with multi languages (Korean and English and Japanese) and you don't use flag for language links. the html code will be like this

   <ul>
   <li><a href="URL/lang/en/" title="English for 'Subject of Post'">English<span class="none"> for "Subject of Post'"</span></a></li>
   <li><a href="URL/lang/ko/" title="Korean for 'Subject of Post'">Korean<span class="none"> for "Subject of Post'"</span></a></li>
   <li><a href="URL/lang/ja/" title="Japanese for 'Subject of Post'">Japanese<span class="none"> for "Subject of Post'"</span></a></li>
   </ul>
   

   And it will be shown like this

• English for "Subject of Post'"
• Korean for "Subject of Post'"
• Japanese for "Subject of Post'"

4. Related Links

• Plugin URL
• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 Priority 2 -13.1.2