Hi,
Well, I don’t really think you can make those links “crawable” as they are not actually links, but rather pure HTML anchor tags styled in a way that users can click on them to navigate.
The jQuery UI Datepicker ships by default with the WordPress official core framework, and all our plugins do is to actually load that JavaScript dependency through the WordPress native functions.
We do not generate those “links”, they are actually generated by the jQuery UI Datepicker library, and so we have no power to control their contents or “href” attributes. They just cannot be links to be followed, but they are indeed anchor tags.
Since there is no “href” attribute, the tool you are using should simply ignore those “links”, as there is nothing you can do to change that structure, I’m sorry.
Thank you for your quick response! Unfortunately, I have another issue. When I have VIK Booking activated, I can’t integrate my FontAwesome Kit in Elementor and I now have icon render errors on my website. How can I fix this?
Hi,
We are sorry to hear you are having such conflicts. What we can tell you is that Vik Booking is already capable of loading the latest 5.x FA library. However, there’s a configuration setting to turn off this feature in case you would like to load FA through third party plugins.
What’s good about Vik Booking is that its own CSS and JS assets will only be loaded in the pages where our plugin is displayed, either through a Shortcode or through widgets. Any other page of your website with no contents of Vik Booking will not load any of its assets.
It is up to you to find a good balance with the assets loaded, but please keep in mind that Vik Booking does not require any third party plugins in order to be able to properly render icons through FA.
