Can I use the WP ADA Compliance plugin in a test environment?
Beginning in version 3.1.4 you are able to install the WP ADA Compliance plugin on a test website at the same time that the plugin Read More »
Beginning in version 3.1.4 you are able to install the WP ADA Compliance plugin on a test website at the same time that the plugin Read More »
A skip (navigation) link provides a way for users of assistive technology to skip what can often be many navigation links. This skip link should Read More »
Landmarks provide a way to identify the organization and structure of a web page. The structural information conveyed visually to users should be represented programmatically Read More »
The WP ADA Compliance Plugin is designed to automatically convert absolute font sizes such as pixels or points to ems or percentages which scale better Read More »
The current version of the WP ADA Compliance plugin does not support password protected website scans but version 3, scheduled for release in late 2021 Read More »
Go to Settings > Html Validation Click on the License (Pro) tab Enter the license key received in your purchase email and click “Deactivate”. Go Read More »
The WP ADA Compliance Plugin will identify many issues that would commonly occur on your website. It provides many time saving features that will automatically Read More »
The software may be used for as long as you like after paying the one time fee but we strongly recommend that you renew the Read More »
Go to Settings > Web Accessibility Settings Click on the License Key button Enter the license key received in your purchase email and click “Deactivate”. Read More »
Yes, the WP ADA Compliance Plugin evaluates html code formatted using HTML 4, HTML 5 and Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) standards.
Table of Contents Overview WP ADA Compliance Check Pro is a stand alone plugin and must be installed separate from the basic version. Please refer Read More »
If a license expires some features of the plugin may no longer be active. After renewing your license you may need to refresh the license Read More »
To register for an Azure API key: Go here to create an account After you have created an Azure account and logged in choose “Subscriptions” Read More »
The following cookies are used to enhance the user experience while using the Web Accessibility widget: wp-ada-show-accessibility-tools: this cookie is retained until the browser is Read More »
Table of Contents To configure the plugin go to Settings > Web Accessibility Settings, choose your options and click “Save”. After each new release, new Read More »
The plugin allows marketing firms and web designers to add their brand to the plugin. A logo may be added to report screens and the Read More »
Version 2.3.3 The widget toolbar is included as a link inside the web accessibility widget but may also be implemented using a shortcode. Before using Read More »
The plugin includes a public facing accessibility widget to enhance the accessibility of your website and demonstrate your commitment to ADA compliance. The widget includes Read More »
Version 2.3.3 Under the Widget tab of the web accessibility settings you may choose either a top or bottom placement for the widget which will Read More »
Tables and images used for presentation only should include a “role” attribute set to ”presentation”. Alternatively images may include an “alt” attribute that is empty. Read More »
Defining Custom Aria-Label Values for font-awesome Icons Non image icons such as font awesome are frequently used inside links without link text. Either a title Read More »
Version 2.3.3 To view only errors in content that has changed after a certain date, choose a modified date and click “Filter”. Content that does Read More »
The Ninja Tables plugin appears to use client side programming to prepare and display its tables. Client side activities take place in the browser after Read More »
The WP ADA Compliance Plugin includes many time saving features but unfortunately it is not possible to correct every issue automatically. The content filter system Read More »
Large Websites and Slow Scans Pages with a large number of links will scan slowly, especially when link scanning is enabled. To identify and exclude Read More »
The plugin adds three options to the “All Pages” and “All Posts” screens as follows: Check for issues – Completes a scan of the page Read More »
The plugin adds an accessibility issues filter to the media library which allows you to quickly identify images that are missing or invalid alternate text. Read More »
The plugin provides several reporting options: Full Report: This report is a printer friend version of the report seen on the “Error Report” screen. Choose Read More »
The Plugin has several features that are integrated into the WordPress editor screen. WAVE Evaluation Tool & WC3 HTML Validation When viewing a page inside Read More »
HTML Validation Software HTML code validation is an important part of ensuring ADA compliance of your website. All web pages must have complete start and Read More »
While the WP ADA Compliance Plugin will identify most issues that will commonly occur on your website it should be used along with the WAVE Read More »
Using the automated checks will get you close to compliant but automated checks can’t find everything. Learn more about how to reach full compliance.
Using the plugin is not hard but reviewing the results of a scan can be confusing at first. Issues may be found in posts, pages, Read More »
Depending on your settings the plugin will check content for issues when they are published or updated and you will be prompted with a list Read More »
Error Report Screen The Error Report is the heart of the plugin and the place you will spend the majority of your time while clearing Read More »
Your license is good for unlimited use of the plugin and valid for the number of domains you selected when you made the initial purchase. Read More »
Go to Settings > Web Accessibility Settings Enter the license key received in your purchase email and click “Activate”
Your database content is not changed, instead content is filtered as it is displayed.
Add the following style to your theme style sheet and change it as desired: a span.wp_ada_hidden { position: absolute; left: -9999px; font-size: 75%; !important; border:1px Read More »
Current – includes errors that are still being reviewed and corrected and that have not been marked “ignored”. Ignored – includes errors that you have determined Read More »
Click on “Error Report” under the We Accessibility menu and choose, “Quick Scan” or “Crawl & Scan”. Quick Scan: is used when you have already Read More »
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Support and updates are free of charge for one year. Users may renew their license to extend support and updates at the end of the Read More »
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Start with access-board.gov for an overview of the most recent legal requirements. Then checkout webaim.org to learn how to comply. Use or self paced web Read More »
In addition to the content filter system which corrects many common issues automatically, there are a variety of features included that will improve the accessibility Read More »
The WP ADA Compliance Plugin evaluates content for Section 508, WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA Web Accessibility Standards. For each issue that is detected, Read More »
It’s the law! In 1998, Congress amended the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 to require Federal agencies to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people Read More »
Yes, the WP ADA Compliance Plugin has been tested to work with ClassicPress.
Yes, errors found in Elementor editor content will be identified on the editor screen as well as during scans. Several issues introduced by variopus widgets Read More »
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