How do I update the plugin?
Updates are free for the first year. Updates are installed from the plugin screen, like any other WordPress plugin. A notice will be displayed next to the plugin name in the list. Simply choose “update now”.
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Why are issues in tables created with Ninja Tables not identified?
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…
How does the scan on publish feature work?
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…
What are the System/Server Requirements for the WP ADA Compliance Check Plugin?
Linux/Unix, Apache webserver with MYSQL and PHP 5.6, PHP 7 >, or PHP 8. Suggested PHP Settings: max_execution_time: 300, memory_limit: 256MB or 700MB for PDF scans To use content filtering features such as auto correction of issues, Multibyte String and Fileinfo Extensions must be enabled in PHP Tested on WordPress 4.6 up to the latests version and…
Can I get a refund?
If you are not completely satisfied, deactivate the license key, remove the plugin from your website and report it to us within 30 days of purchase and we will issue a refund minus a 4% processing fee. Note: Before requesting a refund the plugin must be removed from your website as follows: Go to Settings…
Web Accessibility Widget Placement and Repositioning
Learn more about the WP ADA Compliance Check Accessibility Widget! Web Accessibility Widget Settings Under the Widget tab of the web accessibility settings you may choose either a top or bottom placement for the widget which will place it in the upper right or lower right corner respectively. If the web accessibility widget overlays a…
Does the WP ADA Compliance plugin use cookies?
The following cookies are used to enhance the user experience while using the Web Accessibility widget: wp-ada-show-accessibility-tools: this cookie is retained until the browser is closed and used to remember the web accessibility tool bars visibility state. wp-ada-accessibility-tools-bigcursor: this cookie is retained until the browser is closed and used to remember the state of the big…
