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Overview of how to access the WordPress Accessibility Checker

If you are getting a “The requested URL was rejected. Please consult with your administrator. Your support ID is ..." error. Use the VPN to login and then try again. Includes instructions for logging in to our vpn.

Provides links to the training for the websites in the OneIT Centrally Supported websites.

List of FAQ topics and pages for Website Accessibility.

Provides answers to WordPress website accessibility on color contrast and color choice.

Provide answers to website accessibilty questions regarding videos and media. All videos MUST be captioned.

Provides answers to general questions on website accessibility on headings and structure. Use headings like an outline. Do not skip heading levels.

Best practices and strategies so content creators/editors remain in accessibility compliance.

Index to the help documentation for the OneIT centrally supported websites (currently WordPress). Version 1.

Explains the process to add third party embed code to websites. Embed code has to be approved and is only accepted from approved companies. This provides a list of those companies and how to get an exception if necessary.

This article includes a brief description of the new version 2 components and what has changed from version 1.

Explains how to determine which version your websites are in. Look to the right side of the black toolbar once you are logged in to see the version number.

Explains how to add buttons to pages in the OneIT centrally supported websites (currently WordPress). Version 2.

There are limitations to what outside vendors can change in our Centrally Supported Websites--currently WordPress. Vendors will not have access / be able to do the following: Vendors cannot add or install themes, plugins or blocks, Vendors cannot alter the design of the University Header or Footer or otherwise hide these items. Before contracting with a vendor be sure they will be able to do what you want. The article provides more specifics. Reach out to Web Services with questions.