How do I remove the plugin from my website?
Go to Settings > Web Accessibility Settings Click on the License Key button Enter the license key received in your purchase email and click “Deactivate”. Go to Plugins > Installed Read More »
Go to Settings > Web Accessibility Settings Click on the License Key button Enter the license key received in your purchase email and click “Deactivate”. Go to Plugins > Installed Read More »
Table of Contents Overview WP ADA Compliance Check Pro is a stand alone plugin and must be installed separate from the basic version. Please refer to the applicable section below Read More »
If a license expires some features of the plugin may no longer be active. After renewing your license you may need to refresh the license as follows: Go to Settings Read More »
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 Read More »
Getting started video Related Articles: Will the WP ADA Compliance Plugin make my website completely compliant? How do I install the WP ADA Compliance Plugin? How do I use the Read More »
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 Read More »
The widget toolbar is included as a link inside the web accessibility widget but may also be implemented using a shortcode. Before using the shortcode, visit the settings page, click Read More »
The plugin includes a public facing accessibility widget to enhance the accessibility of your website and demonstrate your commitment to ADA compliance. The widget includes a seal to indicate your Read More »
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 Read More »
Tables and images used for presentation only should include a “role” attribute set to ”presentation”. Alternatively images may include an “alt” attribute that is empty. The WP ADA Compliance plugin Read More »