Summary: A detailed look at the Crawl settings and features. Options for how to add pages into your website to be scanned. Overview Crawler Purpose. Differences between Crawl and Scan Website Crawl – Quick Start Default Crawl behavior – Sitemap Import Traditional Page Crawl Crawler Options Crawl Limitations Troubleshooting a Crawl Additional Information Crawler Purpose…
For more information on the Instructor Accessibility Guide for Canvas, review Accessibility Guide Documentation. The instructor guide is added to your Canvas instance by JavaScript in the custom theme editor. How to Install: Once the JavaScript is added and saved, the Accessibility Guide will be immediately enabled for all courses in the Canvas instance using…
The WAVE extensions for Firefox and Chrome will allow you to evaluate the accessibility of your web pages directly within your browser. Because the extensions evaluate the rendered version of your page, they are able to check intranet, password-protected, dynamically generated, or sensitive web pages. Because of the simplicity and convenience of the browser extensions,…
Summary: Accessibility errors and alerts that have been manually reviewed and found to not be accessibility issues can be dismissed. Dismissed results will not show up in the dashboard or in accessibility reports. Dismissed results will likewise not show up in the latest and future scans until the scanned code (HTML) changes or the result…
Summary: This is an introduction on how to use the Instructor Accessibility Guide inside of the Canvas LMS (Learning Management System) after it is installed in the Canvas instance. Accessibility Guide overview The Accessibility Guide is organized into five sections. Images and Links, Text and Contrast, Headings, Tables and Lists, and Documents. Within each of…