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Informations about the package kirby-accessibility-check

Kirby Accessibility Check

This plugin adds accessibility checking capabilities to your Kirby CMS powered website. With the panel button, editors can enable an accessibility overlay to easily spot issues in the frontend of your website. By default, the Accessibility quality assurance tool Sa11y is used and added via CDN. Additional providers such as Editoria11y can be enabled via configuration.

Features

Installation

There are three options to install the plugin.

Download

Download and copy this repository to /site/plugins/accessibility-check.

Git submodule

Composer

Setup

This plugin registers a new panel view button you can use in your page blueprints.

Configuration

You can configure the plugin in your site/config/config.php file:

Providers

The plugin can render one or more accessibility tools ("providers") when an editor enables the check. Choose them with the providers option:

Name Tool Notes
sa11y Sa11y Default. WCAG checker overlay.
editoria11y Editoria11y Alternative editor-focused checker

Self-hosting Sa11y

To avoid the CDN, set sa11y.cdn to false and copy Sa11y's dist folder somewhere public (e.g. assets/sa11y/dist/...), then point sa11y.assets at it. The plugin expects the standard Sa11y layout below the base URL:

For full control over the markup, you can still override the whole snippet at site/snippets/accessibility-check/providers/sa11y.php.

Self-hosting Editoria11y

Same idea for Editoria11y: set editoria11y.cdn to false and point editoria11y.assets at your copy of its dist folder. The expected layout is:

License

MIT

Credits

All versions of kirby-accessibility-check with dependencies

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Requires getkirby/composer-installer Version ^1.2
getkirby/cms Version ^5.0
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