This plugin uses the Bionic Reading® API to generate accessible text and it requires each user to have a unique API key.
You can set the API key for the plugin in two ways.
The first way is adding it in the plugin settings. While logged into WordPress, navigate to Tools > Accessible Reading and then under the Settings tab, you’ll see a text field for API Key to copy/paste it into. Press the Save All Settings button at the bottom.
The second way is defining the ACCESSIBLE_READING_API_KEY constant variable in your wp-config.php file and setting it’s value to your API key. For multisite installations, this will set all of those sites to use the same API key. Example usage:define("ACCESSIBLE_READING_API_KEY", "your-api-key-goes-here");
Yes! In the plugin settings (Tools > Accessible Reading), you’ll find the “Bulk Update” tab. There you can configure a bulk update. Starting a dry-run first will tell you how many API requests will be used and approximately how long it will take.
This feature uses the WordPres CRON to reduce your server’s load and respects your plan’s daily API limit to prevent overages. If your bulk update uses more than what your plan allows, it will automatically schedule to continue the next day, so larger websites may take a few days to complete.
No, this WordPress plugin is not a product of Bionic Reading®. It was developed by an independent and disabled web developer that wants to bring more accessibility to the digital space. However, this plugin uses the official Bionic Reading® API to generate accessible text. If you pay for a premium API plan, that money goes toward the official makers of Bionic Reading®, not this plugin developer. If you want to support this plugin developer, donations are appreciated!
