Accessibility Widget
Accessibility Widget A floating visitor-assistance widget with visual and navigation controls. Helps visitors adjust the interface; it does not replace accessible themes, semantic markup, or a full WCAG audit.
What it does
Section titled “What it does”A floating visitor-assistance widget with visual and navigation controls. Helps visitors adjust the interface; it does not replace accessible themes, semantic markup, or a full WCAG audit.
- Can change front-end scripts, styles, or head markup.
- Includes settings so you can tune this module for your site.
- Universal access.
- Active wheelchair.
- Eye (vision).
- Low vision.
When to use it
Section titled “When to use it”Enable it if:
- You specifically need: A floating visitor-assistance widget with visual and navigation controls. Helps visitors adjust the interface; it does not replace accessible themes, semantic markup, or a full WCAG audit.
- You want this Site Tools feature without installing a separate plugin for it.
When not to use it
Section titled “When not to use it”Settings
Section titled “Settings”Options you can configure for this module include:
- Universal access
- Active wheelchair
- Eye (vision)
- Low vision
- Ear (hearing)
- Sign language
- Show on mobile
- Auto display
How to enable it
Section titled “How to enable it”- Go to WP PowerSuite -> Modules.
- Open Site Tools or search for “Accessibility Widget”.
- Toggle Accessibility Widget on.
- Open the module settings and save.
Toggle it off anytime to stop this module from loading.
How to test it
Section titled “How to test it”- Confirm Accessibility Widget is enabled under WP PowerSuite -> Modules -> Site Tools.
- Use the feature this module controls (the admin UI, front-end behavior, upload, login flow, etc.).
- ✅ Pass: you see the module-specific behavior described above.
- ❌ Fail: re-check this module’s settings, then look for another plugin doing the same job.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”- No change after enabling. Confirm the toggle is on, hard-refresh, and review this module’s settings.
- Conflicts. Temporarily disable other plugins that implement the same feature.
- Unexpected side effect. Toggle Accessibility Widget off to revert, then re-enable with adjusted settings.
What does Accessibility Widget do?
A floating visitor-assistance widget with visual and navigation controls. Helps visitors adjust the interface; it does not replace accessible themes, semantic markup, or a full WCAG audit.
Is Accessibility Widget free?
Yes. Enable it under WP PowerSuite -> Modules.
Does Accessibility Widget have settings?
Yes. Open module settings from WP PowerSuite -> Modules after enabling it.
How do I turn Accessibility Widget off?
Go to WP PowerSuite -> Modules, find Accessibility Widget, and toggle it off.
Developer notes (hooks & filters)
Source: modules/accessibility-widget/admin.php, modules/accessibility-widget/FeatureGate.php, modules/accessibility-widget/includes/class-accessibility-audit.php, modules/accessibility-widget/includes/class-accessibility-profiles.php, modules/accessibility-widget/module.php.
Boot: standard · context: frontend, admin, ajax.
Hooks (non-exhaustive): wp_powersuite_sanitize_module_settings, wp_powersuite_module_settings_saved, wp_enqueue_scripts, wp_body_open, wp_footer.