Introduction
PageCorrect lets you fix content from the platform interface. This module requires subscription activation. This document describes the
Accessibility
Fixes page and user actions.
Navigation
- Log in to your Web Governance account.
- Select the domain that you want to work with.
- Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
- Click Content Quality.
- Click PageCorrect.
- Click Accessibility Fixes.
Landing page
The PageCorrect accessibility fixes landing page contains these features:
- A Search field
- A table with the following columns:
- Name: This is the name of the accessibility check that fails
- Type: An icon represents the type of accessibility check
- Difficulty: Easy, Medium, or Hard
- Action: An action button on each row for Apply fix
User actions
You can do these actions on the page:
- Search: Type a search string into the search text box to locate a specific item.
- Table actions:
- Name: Use the arrows to sort ascending or descending. View the name of the failing accessibility check.
- Type: Hover over the icon for information about the type of accessibility check.
- Difficulty: Use the arrows to sort ascending or descending. View the difficulty level of the proposed fix: Easy, Medium, Hard.
- Apply fix: Click to open the Fix options panel.
Fix options
This panel provides information on the failed check and options to repair and test the fix.
- Tabs:
- Info: Select this tab to learn more about the fix.
- Options: Select this tab to open the Fix options window.
- Testing: Select this tab to read more about potential problems.
- Fix options: View suggested fixes for the issue.
- Select a Default fix or Custom settings to define a custom fix.
- Click Apply fix to apply the cosmetic fix to your webpage.
- Notify the appropriate team in your organization so that they can repair the issue in the HTML code for a permanent fix.
Remove a PageCorrect accessibility fix
Follow these steps to remove an existing PageCorrect accessibility fix.
- Log in to your Web Governance account.
- Select the domain that you want to work with.
- Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
- Click Content Quality.
- Click PageCorrect.
- Click Accessibility Fixes.
- Select Manage on the same row as an existing fix.
- Click Remove.
Accessibility Fixes
Introduction
PageCorrect lets you fix content from the platform interface. This module requires subscription activation. This document describes the
Accessibility
Fixes page and user actions.
Navigation
- Log in to your Web Governance account.
- Select the domain that you want to work with.
- Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
- Click Content Quality.
- Click PageCorrect.
- Click Accessibility Fixes.
Landing page
The PageCorrect accessibility fixes landing page contains these features:
- A Search field
- A table with the following columns:
- Name: This is the name of the accessibility check that fails
- Type: An icon represents the type of accessibility check
- Difficulty: Easy, Medium, or Hard
- Action: An action button on each row for Apply fix
User actions
You can do these actions on the page:
- Search: Type a search string into the search text box to locate a specific item.
- Table actions:
- Name: Use the arrows to sort ascending or descending. View the name of the failing accessibility check.
- Type: Hover over the icon for information about the type of accessibility check.
- Difficulty: Use the arrows to sort ascending or descending. View the difficulty level of the proposed fix: Easy, Medium, Hard.
- Apply fix: Click to open the Fix options panel.
Fix options
This panel provides information on the failed check and options to repair and test the fix.
- Tabs:
- Info: Select this tab to learn more about the fix.
- Options: Select this tab to open the Fix options window.
- Testing: Select this tab to read more about potential problems.
- Fix options: View suggested fixes for the issue.
- Select a Default fix or Custom settings to define a custom fix.
- Click Apply fix to apply the cosmetic fix to your webpage.
- Notify the appropriate team in your organization so that they can repair the issue in the HTML code for a permanent fix.
Remove a PageCorrect accessibility fix
Follow these steps to remove an existing PageCorrect accessibility fix.
- Log in to your Web Governance account.
- Select the domain that you want to work with.
- Expand the left menu bar if the options are not visible.
- Click Content Quality.
- Click PageCorrect.
- Click Accessibility Fixes.
- Select Manage on the same row as an existing fix.
- Click Remove.