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I’m really proud of @cloudcannon’s accessibility statement and iterative improvements to our app:

https://cloudcannon.com/blog/how-we-build-cloudcannon-for-accessibility/

Accessibility issues are critical software issues!

Read more on our Accessibility Statement: https://cloudcannon.com/accessibility/

8 replies

Rep. Eric Gallager (no "h"!) 3 min later

@zachleat any chance of showing tweetback a bit more love? I'm like 1 issue away from replacing all my twitter links everywhere with tweetback links: https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback/issues/96
1. Zach Leatherman 40 min later
  
  @egallager I think you need to feed the pathprefix into the pagefind CLI here: https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback/blob/bb062375898f5f6e4f338681cdfe8aa9f90e36da/eleventy.config.js#L37
  This is the CLI param: https://pagefind.app/docs/config-options/#output-subdirectory (although tweetback is using pre-1.0 pagefind)—so you’ll need to investigate if that CLI param was renamed in 1.0 😬
  1. Zach Leatherman 40 min later
    
    @egallager @bglw might be able to answer this!
    1. Liam Bigelow 5 hr later
      
      @zachleat @egallager pulling your built tweetback repo the files are there, and the URLs being requested look correct. I think this is a case of falling victim to GitHub Pages / Jekyll not serving the _pagefind directory, due to the leading underscore.
      One option would be to configure your Jekyll to include the _pagefind dir. Alternatively, configure Pagefind's bundle-dir to just "pagefind". Or migrate Pagefind to 1.0 😄
      (This is the reason Pagefind 1.0 changed from "_pagefind" to "pagefind")
      1. Liam Bigelow 5 hr later
        
        @zachleat @egallager
        Jekyll include config: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/options/
        If changing the directory, Pagefind 0.x uses the --bundle-dir flag. If that's hard to set through tweetback, you can also set a `PAGEFIND_BUNDLE_DIR="pagefind"` environment variable and it'll pick that up.
        
        Rep. Eric Gallager (no "h"!) 22 hr later
        
        @bglw @zachleat hm, many options to choose from... I'll think about it...
        
        Zach Leatherman 1 day later
        
        @egallager @bglw I added another comment here based on Liam’s feedback with an easy solution: https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback/issues/96#issuecomment-2012782722
        
        Rep. Eric Gallager (no "h"!) 2 days later
        
        @zachleat @bglw Thanks, I got it working now! Of course, now that I can actually search for stuff, that's revealing new issues, like for example I've now run into this one: https://github.com/tweetback/tweetback/issues/9