NC State Accessibility Helper
Checks for common accessibility issues generated in the WP Visual Editor, and highlights them in an annotated preview Edit Add topics
by OIT Design & Web Services · github.com/oit-design/ncsu-a11y-helper
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Install
No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:
wp plugin install https://github.com/oit-design/ncsu-a11y-helper/archive/refs/heads/master.zipDeclares an update source (briandeconinck/ncsu-a11y-helper), so updates arrive through the plugin's own updater.
From the readme
Checks for common accessibility issues users may have when creating content in the Visual Editor, and highlights them in an annotated preview
Wouldn't it be great if content creators caught and fixed their accessibility issues before they hit the Publish button?
The NC State Accessibility Helper tests your content and generates an annotated preview inside of WordPress. In the annotated preview, detected accessibility issues are highlighted, and the annotation describes the detected issue and links to a documentation resource where you can learn more about the issue and how to avoid it.
Contributions and collaboration are welcome!
In the Accessibility Helper options (Dashboard Settings Accessibility Helper), select the post types that you wish to be checkable using the Accessibility Helper. By default, the Accessibility Helper will check the contents of the .type-[post-type] element, but you can change this on the options page as well.
When editing a post, page, or custom post type for which the Accessibility Helper is enabled, you will see a "Run Accessibility Check" button in the "Publish" metabox, just above the Publish/Update button.
Clicking the "Run Accessibility Che