开发者 | tessawatkinsllc |
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更新时间 | 2024年8月31日 22:18 |
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PHP版本: | 5.4 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 6.6 |
版权: | GPLv3 or higher |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
<h1>
, <h2>
, etc.) and order violations
Contrast
Labels elements with insufficient Contrast
Link Text
Identifies links that may be confusing when read by a screen reader
Labels
Identifies inputs with missing labels
Image alt-text
Annotates images without alt text
Landmarks
Labels all ARIA landmarks
Screen Reader Wand (Experimental)
Hover over elements to view them as a screen reader would
TessaWatkinsLLC
(results may begin populating as you type but my plugins will only show when the full name is there)aurise-accessibility-checker
./wp-content/plugins/
folder in your WordPress directory. Once the folder and all of its files are there, installation is complete.Simply install/activate the plugin and view the frontend of your WordPress website! The widget will appear as a small, black block with a pair of white sunglasses fixed to the bottom-left of your browser. Click on the widget to open its menu for the different types of tools you can use.
By default, the widget will only appear for WordPress administrators, so your site's viewers will not see the widget.
This plugin uses an accessibility visualization toolkit called tota11y.
Yes! You can turn it on or off from the settings screen under Settings > Accessibility Checker. It is the first setting labled Enabled
On the settings screen under Settings > Accessibility Checker, you can edit the text field for Allowed User Roles to be something like administrator,editor
to allow users with the editor role to see the widget when it's enabled. This also works for custom user roles too. The default value is set to administrator
and is inclusive of super admins for multisite installations.
WP_DEBUG
is set to true?On the settings screen under Settings > Accessibility Checker, simply toggle the setting for Debug Mode to on and save your settings.
Yes! Whether you want to force all websites in a multisite installation to use the same settings or easily push settings from one installation to another, you can do so with these constant variables. define('AURISE_ACCESSIBILITY_CHECKER_ENABLED', true); // Display the widget for allowed roles define('AURISE_ACCESSIBILITY_CHECKER_ALLOWED_ROLES', 'administrator'); // Comma-separated list of user roles allowed to see the widget define('AURISE_ACCESSIBILITY_CHECKER_DEBUG_MODE', true); // If true, only show the widget to the allowed user roles when WP_DEBUG is also set to true
No, this WordPress plugin is not a product of tota11y or its creators, the Khan Academy. It was developed by an independent and disabled web developer that wants to bring more accessibility to the digital space.