Hello,

I have an alert on several pages when checking for accessibility. It is a redundant link. This means that there is a duplicate link, in my case the menu item "Home" which calls up the homepage and clicking on the logo at the top right always takes you to the homepage. It's kind of standard. Ultimately, this is not an error, just a note. It doesn't hurt in itself, but I would like to fix it.

So I tried to analyze the problem and found out something: I have a page that is still being worked on, i.e. not yet public. URL rewrite is not yet activated there and this page does not have the problem. Logical, because when you click on the logo the URL is called up directly, and when you click on the menu item "Home" it is url/index.php.

I removed the link from the logo in the custom CSS. Clicking on the logo no longer works. But the error remains. I suspect that the link remains in the code, but is just deactivated.

But I don't want to turn off URL rewrite on all pages. Removing the menu item "Home" is not an option for me either.

Does anyone have any idea how I can solve this? Or do I really have to live with the problem?

This seems to be a bug in the Helix template in general. Can you fix it?

Thanks Sven