--- title: "How to mark an accessibility issue as fixed" date: "2026-07-07T11:01:54+00:00" summary: "Learn how to mark accessibility issues as fixed in Acquia Web Governance. This document covers automated and assisted checks as well as bulk fixes with Fast track." image: type: "page" url: "/web-governance/how-mark-accessibility-issue-fixed" id: "c12590dd-883d-4e1f-aa58-77f5940dd4dd" ---         Table of contents will be added      Note These steps explain the process in the new navigation. If you are not subscribed to the Web Governance Limited Access program, these steps may differ from your view. Contact support to join the Limited Access program. All customers will automatically receive the update after the general rollout. All new customers automatically receive this version. Introduction ------------ When your development or content team resolves a failing accessibility check, you can update the issue status to reflect the work. Acquia Web Governance handles automated and assistive checks differently. This document provides instructions on how to mark an accessibility issue as fixed. Review the list below to learn the difference in how the system handles the issues when you mark them as fixed. * For Automated Checks (errors): Mark an automated check as fixed for a temporary all-clear. This action informs the system that  the issue has been addressed. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. * For Assisted Checks (warnings and reviews): Mark an assisted check as fixed for a permanent action. Because these issues require human context or manual review and cannot be programmatically verified by the scan, the system trusts your judgment and will not flag that specific issue again. * For accessibility snippets: Mark HTML snippets as fixed with Fast track, for a single page or in bulk across the domain. The system handles automated and assisted checks in the same way as above. Mark automated checks as fixed ------------------------------ This section provides instructions on how to mark automated checks (confirmed errors) as fixed. You can do this from two different views. Choose the method that best suits your work preference. * Issues by type: This view sorts the issues per check name. * Issues by page: This view sorts the issues per page on your website. ### Automated accessibility checks by type 1. Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with.  2. Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar. 3. Select **Issues by type** from the left menu. 4. Select the **Automated checks** tab. 5. Select the failing check from the list. The system opens the check information page. 6. Select the page from the list. The system opens the code snippet information page. 7. Select the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing code. 8. Choose one of the following actions from the expanded list of choices: * Mark as fixed on this page: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on this page. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. * Mark as fixed on all pages: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on all pages of the domain. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. ### Automated accessibility checks by page 1. Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with.  2. Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar. 3. Select **Issues by page** from the left menu. 4. Select the page from the list. The system opens the check information page. 5. Select the **Automated checks** tab. 6. Select the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing check. 7. Choose **Mark as fixed on this page**. This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on this page. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. To mark as fixed on all pages, continue with the following steps: 1. Click the name of the check. The system opens the code snippet information page. 2. Select the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing code. 3. Choose one of the following actions from the expanded list of choices: * **Mark as fixed on this page**: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on this page. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. * **Mark as fixed on all pages**: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on all pages of the domain. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. Mark assisted checks as fixed ----------------------------- This section provides instructions on how to mark assisted checks (warnings and reviews) as fixed. You can do this from two different views in Web Governance. Choose the method that best suits your work preference. * Issues by type: This view sorts the issues per check name. * Issues by page: This view sorts the issues per page on your website. ### Assisted accessibility checks by type 1. Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with.  2. Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar. 3. Select **Issues by type** from the left menu. 4. Select the **Assisted checks** tab. 5. Select the failing check from the list. The system opens the check information page. 6. Select the page from the list. The system opens the code snippet information page. 7. Select the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing code. 8. Choose one of the following actions from the expanded list of choices: * **Mark as fixed on this page**: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on this page. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. * **Mark as fixed on all pages**: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on all pages of the domain. The system will not flag this specific issue again. ### Assisted accessibility checks by page This section provides instructions on how to mark assisted checks (warnings and reviews) as fixed. 1. Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with.  2. Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar. 3. Select **Issues by page** from the left menu. 4. Select the page from the list. The system opens the check information page. 5. Select the **Assisted checks** tab. 6. Click the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing check. 7. Choose **Mark as fixed on this page** from the expanded list of choices. This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on this page. The system will not flag this specific issue again. To mark as fixed on all pages, continue with the following steps: 1. Click the name of the check. The system opens the code snippet information page. 2. Select the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing code. 3. Choose one of the following actions from the expanded list of choices: * **Mark as fixed on this page**: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on this page. The next automated scan does the check again and passes it if the solution fixed the issue. If the code is still broken, the issue will automatically resurface in your reports. * **Mark as fixed on all pages**: This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on all pages of the domain. The system will not flag this specific issue again. Use Fast track to mark code snippets as fixed --------------------------------------------- This section provides instructions on how to use Fast track to mark HTML snippets with failing accessibility checks as fixed in bulk across the domain. ### Mark Automated accessibility issue snippets as fixed 1. Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with.  2. Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar. 3. Select **Fast track** from the left menu. 4. Click **View affected checks** in the Action column, on the same row as the failing code snippet that you want to work with. The system opens the _Affected checks for code_ page. 5. Select the **Automated checks** tab. 6. Click the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing check. 7. Select **Mark all matching code with this issue as fixed** from the expanded list of choices. ### Mark Assisted accessibility issue snippets as fixed 1. Log in to your Web Governance instance and select the domain that you want to work with.  2. Click **Accessibility** (icon of a human with outstretched arms), on the domain menu bar. 3. Select **Fast track** from the left menu. 4. Click **View affected checks** in the Action column, on the same row as the failing code snippet that you want to work with. The system opens the _Affected checks for code_ page. 5. Select the **Assisted checks** tab. 6. Click the **kebab menu** (three vertical dots) in the Actions column on the row that contains the failing check. 7. Select **Mark all matching code with this issue as fixed** from the expanded list of choices. This informs the system that  the issue has been addressed on all pages of the domain. The system will not flag that specific issue again. Handle accessibility issues with the Web Governance Browser Extension --------------------------------------------------------------------- For instructions on how to use the browser extension to handle accessibility issues, visit [Handle accessibility issues with the browser extension](/node/61691).