"In Short" Plain-Language Summary Above Posts
Shows the post's excerpt in a highlighted "In short" box at the top of single posts, giving every reader, including people with reading or cognitive disabilities, a simple summary before the full text.
Snippet Library
Snippets that make WordPress easier for everyone to use: skip links, focus styles, better link text and fixes for common accessibility issues. For site owners who want a site that works with keyboards and screen readers.
Shows the post's excerpt in a highlighted "In short" box at the top of single posts, giving every reader, including people with reading or cognitive disabilities, a simple summary before the full text.
Adds a small link at the bottom of every page inviting visitors to report accessibility barriers by email, with the page address filled in for you.
Adds an [accessibility_statement] shortcode that prints a ready-made accessibility statement with your site name, target standard, contact email and review date.
Gives iframes in post content a title attribute when they lack one (for example "YouTube video" or "Embedded map"), so screen reader users know what each frame contains.
Marks the theme's main content area with role="main" when the page has no main element, so screen reader users can jump straight to the content.
Adds Media > Alt Text Editor, a page that lists images without alternative text with a thumbnail and a text field next to each, so you can describe dozens of images quickly and save them all at once.
Disables the Publish and Update buttons in the block editor while any image block is missing alternative text, and shows a notice explaining why.
Finds heading tags on the page that contain no text (often left behind by page builders and themes) and hides them from screen readers, so they do not show up as blank entries in the heading list.
Finds code blocks, tables and other boxes that scroll sideways or vertically but contain nothing focusable, and makes them keyboard-focusable with a label, so keyboard users can scroll them with the arrow keys.
Gives links and buttons that contain only an icon an accessible name taken from their title attribute or the icon's label, so screen readers do not announce them as just "link" or "button".
Gives links in your content whose only content is an image with empty alt text an accessible name, using the title of the page they point to, so screen readers no longer announce just the URL.
Shows a warning after saving when a post contains a Video block without a captions or subtitles track, so videos are not published without captions by accident.
Adds a small set of keyboard skip links (main content, main menu, search and footer) that appear on the first Tab press. Links whose target is missing on a page are removed automatically.