Hi there! Happy Holidays!

Question for ya. I'm trying to find an accessible solution for clients that want to use "read more" as a hyperlink but that will give screen readers more context.

I found that aria-labelledby will work for this but aside from toggling HTML and adding it manually to the code, I can't find a way this could work out of the box.

I'm wondering if the Title field which gives us title="this is the title" could be changed to aria-labelledby="Read more about whatever the page is about" so basically replacing title with aria-labelledby. Is there any way to do this without hacking up the extension. I do not want to hack up the extension. I want to make it easier for normal users to be able to add the aria-labelledby without going into the HTML of the article/module/etc.

Did that make sense?

Thanks, Ryan.

My understanding is that the title attribute is not read out via a screen reader. https://www.tpgi.com/using-the-html-title-attribute/.

The aria-label would be different from the text. The text would probably say "Read more." The aria-label would say aria-label="read more about the problems happening with the stupid supply chain."

Does that make better sense?

I'm trying to avoid forcing the client to toggle the editor to add aria-label directly and would rather have them use a field if possible. That's the goal.

Wow, Ryan, thank you! I've tested and this works great! You are wonderful and brilliant. Thank you!!!