If you are experiencing issues scanning your website for accessibility issues, the problem may be due to a conflict with another plugin installed on your site. Below is a list of WordPress plugins known to conflict with Accessibility Checker’s ability to scan your website or operate as expected.
- Maintenance mode plugins:
These plugins block Accessibility Checker’s ability to run front-end scans. To run Accessibility Checker on an unpublished or non-public website, upgrade to Accessibility Checker Pro and switch to using.htaccesspassword protection for the site, which can usually be turned on via your hosting dashboard. - WP-Rocket minify and combine for JS:
The minify and combine JavaScript setting in WP-Rocket prevents Accessibility Checker fixes from working as it moves the source of the script. To ensure fixes work on your website, if you have enabled this setting in WP-Rocket, you must exclude the following scripts in WP-Rocket settings:/wp-content/plugins/accessibility-checker/assets/(.*).js/wp-content/plugins/accessibility-checker-pro/assets/(.*).js - PublishPress Permissions:
This plugin modifies the main query in a way that bypasses Accessibility Checker’s query, allowing draft posts to have previewable links we can scan against. There is no known fix at this time.
