How do I activate my license?
- Go to Settings > Web Accessibility Settings
- Enter the license key received in your purchase email and click “Activate”
To view only errors in content that has changed after a certain date, choose a modified date and click “Filter”. Content that does not have a modified date or for which a modified date can not be determined will also be displayed. In order to locate only the desired content type use the “Post Type”…
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. The fact that images are missing alternate text while in the Media Library may not be a problem but many websites are designed to dynamically place images on parts of…
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 the page has loaded. The WP ADA Compliance Plugin scans and filters content on the server side before a page loads therefore issues in Ninja Tables can not be identified…
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. Click on the “View Accessibility Report for Help Options” to see a full report of issues found and to view the effected code. Refer to…
Large Websites and Slow Scans The WP ADA Compliance Check plugin inspects every link and file on the installed website. This process takes time and can use a lot of server resources. If you notice that your website scan is not progressing it is likely due to a server error or an excessive number of…
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 accessibility widget displayed on the public website. If a license becomes inactive the logo will no longer be displayed. To add your company logo: From the WordPress dashboard, choose “Web…
XThe accessibility of our website is taken very seriously. We strive to meet WCAG 2.2 AA Web Accessibility standards by routinely evaluating our website using automated evaluation tools and manual testing when required. As content changes we review and correct issues and are responsive to our users needs. If you encounter issues with our website, please report them so they may be corrected in a timely manner.
