Details
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Type:
Improvement
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Status:
Closed
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 1.9
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Fix Version/s: 2.0
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Component/s: Accessibility
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Labels:None
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Affected Branches:MOODLE_19_STABLE
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Fixed Branches:MOODLE_20_STABLE
Description
This was reported to me by our accessibility team. I haven't actually asked them why it is an accessibility problem, but it's certainly not ideal if all the help documents are just titled 'Help' (as they are).
The attached patch changes help to work as follows:
1) If you include in your help file, <title>something</title>, then the HTML title becomes 'Help - something'.
2) If your help file has any heading e.g. <h1>Whatever</h1>, then the HTML title becomes 'Help - Whatever' (for the first heading)
3) If your help file has no headings either then the title is still just 'Help'.
This patch could be applied to 1.9 but I'm not particularly recommending that, HEAD would be ok...
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| MDL-13233 | Emoticons Documentation should be dynamic with the new configuration settings |
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Committed to HEAD as a minor usability enhancement. I did test it with core code, tried several help buttons, all seemed to work fine.
(I was a bit confused that the 'you haven't run cron recently' help button links to the entire 'how to install moodle' guide... but that's a different issue 
As it wasn't clear why this is an accessibility problem, I have asked our accessibility testers for an explanation. Will comment again when I get one.