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Making the change - WordPress Tutorial
From the course: WordPress: Accessibility
Making the change
- [Instructor] Okay, you've identified a problem. You've found where it came from, and you've come up with a clear description of the problem. Now what do you do? Start with prioritizing. What can you fix right now to make this work better? Fixing the focus state is the easiest. You can do that immediately by adding custom CSS in the WordPress customizer Additional CSS option. Or if you're not comfortable with custom CSS, you can probably install WP Accessibility and enable the option to add outlines to elements on keyboard focus. With the dropdown menus, you need to recognize that they are completely inaccessible right now. You can fork the plugin and fix the JavaScript, but this might not be something you can implement right away. But your testing discovered that navigation is accessible with the plugin disabled, so your next step is to disable the problem plugin. This is easy in this case, because you don't really…
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