FAQs
- WP Accessibility is inserting some information via javascript. Is this really accessible?
- Yes. It does require that the user is operating a device that has javascript support, but that encompasses the vast majority of devices and browsers today, including screen readers.
- I installed WP Accessibility and ran some tests, but I’m still getting errors WP Accessibility is supposed to correct.
- Even if WP Accessibility is running correctly, not all accessibility testing tools will be aware of the fixes. Here’s a resource for more information: Mother Effing Tool Confuser. Additionally, some of these fixes depend on certain standard functions being present in your theme — particularly
wp_head(). If those aren’t present, the fixes won’t work. - What exactly does WP Accessibility do for me?
- That’s pretty complicated. I recommend reading the WP Accessibility page at Make WordPress/Accessibility for detailed descriptions of each feature and links to further reading.
