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WordPress Playground Demo: The iframe must have an accessible name #614
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@jonathanbossenger I don't think this content is generated from within this repository, but I'm not sure from where it is. I think we need to find where the code is for the developer.wordpress.org/playground/demo is and then address the issues there. |
This iframe is inside the WordPress iframe. It seems to be something in "core" and not in https://github.com/wordpress/wporg-wasm I was able to create a PR that fixes some of the other issues : |
Solves #614 by assigning an accessible title to both iframes used in WordPress Playground. To test, use Axe devtools as described in #614 (comment)
Solves #614 by assigning an accessible title to both iframes used in WordPress Playground. To test, use Axe devtools as described in #614 (comment)
Solved in #657 |
Solves an accessibility problem where the URL input has no label/ description. To test, install axe devTools and scan the local Playground site. Related to #614
Solves #614 by assigning an accessible title to both iframes used in WordPress Playground. To test, use Axe devtools as described in #614 (comment)
Solves an accessibility problem where the URL input has no label/ description. To test, install axe devTools and scan the local Playground site. Related to #614
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