Auto Fix

Auto Fix

Auto-fixes are fixes which apply on the DOM elements (over the HTML) automatically when the accessibility take place. these fixes can be identified automatically by the accessibility engine and a specific patch is applied to it.

This section gives instructions on the automatic fix created by the accessibility engine and shows the differences between the original code (without the accessibility) and the new code (including the auto-fix).

Filtering by auto-fixes

Filter can be applied using the summary row. the auto-fix information is displayed in the right panel




Viewing code differences



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