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How does the scan on publish feature work?

Error prompt on Classic Editor screen

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 of issues that were found.

  1. Click on the “View Accessibility Report for Help Options” to see a full report of issues found and to view the effected code.
  2. Refer to the help section, view code and reference material to gain a better understanding.
  3. Some issues may not require correction, if that is the case, choose “Ignore” and “This Error”. 
  4. To correct an issue, close the report window which will return you to the editor screen where you can make the necessary changes.

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