| 开发者 | hhgk |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年8月23日 14:16 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
tabindex is reset to 0, because a broken focus order cannot be repaired by adding anythingYes. libration.io/en/accessibility runs the same widget this plugin ships — open it with the button in the bottom right corner and try every control.
No — and be wary of anyone promising that. Libration Accessibility fixes many barriers automatically, documents your status and guides you through the remaining steps. Full compliance also depends on your content and design.
No. The widget is one of several components. The core is code-level fixes (skip links, ARIA, focus, tab order) and audit tools with real documentation.
Entirely on your own server. This plugin contacts no external service, sets no cookies and tracks nobody. The links in the admin area that point to libration.io are ordinary links — nothing is loaded from there unless you click one.
Yes, Libration Pro. It adds the automated scan of your public pages, AI alt texts, Easy Language, read-aloud with natural voices, the accessibility statement generator and the PDF audit report. Pro is 14.90 € per month and site, Pro AI 29.90 €, both cancellable monthly — features and pricing. It is downloaded and updated from libration.io, not through this directory. The plugin you are looking at works on its own and stays free.
No. Everything this plugin contains is fully usable, without a key and without a time limit. Two lists have a technical size limit so they stay readable — 100 saved color pairs and 52 history entries — but nothing you can do with the plugin is capped to sell you an upgrade.
The plugin ships with 27 translations plus English, covering the languages of the EU and the EEA — widget and admin area alike. It follows your site language automatically. German and English are written and reviewed by the author; the other 26 were produced with machine translation and have not been checked by native speakers. Corrections are very welcome — write to the support forum and they go into the next release.
Yes. The floating widget works with any theme. There are also a Gutenberg block, a shortcode and native modules for Elementor, WPBakery and Divi — each one appears by itself as soon as that builder is active.
The code fixes rewrite the finished HTML of a page before it is sent. WordPress 6.9 introduced a standard way to do that — the template enhancement output buffer. The plugin uses only that mechanism and opens no output buffer of its own, which is safer in an environment where core, theme and other plugins all run in the same request.