dominKnow | ONE - Accessibility Tab

Easily set the sequence and what on-page elements should be accessed by screen readers or keyboard users

Steps to copy a tab from one Tab Set and paste it into another Tab Set element.

You can also use these steps to copy a tab from a Tab Set to an Accordion Menu, or vice versa.

In this example, the two tab sets have different settings selected on their Options and Style tabs, and the first Tab Set has a background fill color applied.

Only the Tab content and layout are copied, the second Tab Set retains its own original design settings.

The Accessibility Settings tab includes context-specific tips and advice to help you make content more accessible to all learners

As pioneers in standards-based publishing and web accessibility for the last 20 years, our commitment has a proven track record. We've been innovating with accessibility before it was "required" and when doing so was particularly challenging (e.g., Pre-WCAG 2). We made this decision because we felt and still feel that it was and is the right thing to do for the learning community.

I've read the guide it says to right click another place it says double click neither works in dominknow. At the bottom of the screen I see Accessibility tab with Alt Text and a fill in but can't find a way to made the grayed out Edit Asset button work.

What's the best practice advice for ensuring glossary terms within a page are accessible to those using assistive technology? When I add a glossary term to a word, the screen reader will read the word as a link and then you can use the keyboard to open that glossary text box. However, this method doesn't recognise the glossary link when using the screen reader to search the hierarchy of the page. I've also tried adding a lightbox action to a word as a glossary pop-up. This is recognised by th...