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the black & white of wp accessibility plugin doesn't work on firefox

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i ve installed the wp accessibility plugin on my site and when i try to turn on the black and white function, my screen turns white and nothing works. I have to close the browser and open it again. This happens only on mozilla

i ve installed the wp accessibility plugin on my site and when i try to turn on the black and white function, my screen turns white and nothing works. I have to close the browser and open it again. This happens only on mozilla

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i've already tried this css code! it didn't work! thank you anyway!

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Do you want to give a link to a page demonstrating this problem? I installed the plugin, enabled the toolbar, and experimented with the button (see attached) and didn't notice a problem, but I suspect you have a very different theme than I do.

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the contrast works, the black and white doesn't. http://www.sofostech.gr blade theme by greatives. :)

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ps sorry the theme is betheme by muffin group

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.real-accessability-grayscale { filter: grayscale(100%); /* Firefox 35+ */ }

this is the solution!

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Okay, this actually is a different plugin from the one I tested:

https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/real-accessability

It uses SVG to construct the filter and my Firefox is not loading it, saying the image is not found. But it seems to work on their site:

https://realmedia.co.il/

I don't understand SVG well enough to fix that problem. Instead, I recommend the workaround from the following forum post about Real Accessibility:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/black-white-on-firefox-4301-doesnt-work

You can add that at the end of the CSS file http://sofostech.gr/wp-content/plugins/real-accessability/real-accessability.css

I'm not sure of the easiest way to edit that; if all else fails, I would use FTP to download the file, edit, and upload again.

Actually, when I reloaded, I see you found that same solution.

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unfortunately it was a false post request at the very beggining. i've installed the wp accassibility and since i had problems i tried the real accessability. sorry and thank you very much for your help!