tradesouthwest

Mixmat Page Mixer gives editors an easy way to sectionalize the posts and pages without knowing CSS or HTML. The plugin comes with a set of shortcodes that you can copy into your Visual Editor while writting content and make your content stand out by creating boxes or sections that will separate each content section by one third, one fourth, one half or one of several other widths. Divisions are set up using a percentage layout system to gaurantee that your blog or website will show the pages perfectly on any device. Please note that this is not a mobile first plugin so do not expect miracles.
There is a background color picker built into the Mixmat Control Panel. This will set the background color universally and if you decide you want all the backgrounds the same; you can use you can style it through the Customizer CSS that comes with WP. The option to change background color is mostly for those who have themes with set backgrounds that may cause the text to be unreadable. Have fun and enjoy. New in version 1.0.2 is a box-shadow color selector.
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Have a wonderful time!

Mixmat

Mixmat Page Mixer gives editors an easy way to sectionalize the posts and pages without knowing CSS or HTML.

seshelby

WP ADA Compliance Check is the most comprehensive web accessibility solution for WordPress. Trusted by thousands of small business, government and educational institution websites to comply with Section 508 and WCAG 2.2 LEVEL A/AA Web Accessibility Standards. Our WordPress Web Accessibility plugin includes 81 individual error checks, far more than comparable solutions. It evaluates content for Web Accessibility issues anywhere on your website. It integrates seamlessly into your workflow, evaluating your website for Web Accessibility issues when content is published or you can run a complete scan of your website to identify issues in all of your content. Accessibility reports provide references and easy to follow instructions. No other solution compares in ease of use. The basic version is limited to 15 posts or pages during full scans, has a smaller rule set (52 error checks) and is unable to identify issues found in theme files. The full version corrects many common issues automatically using convenient, time saving filter options built into the plugin. <a href="https://www.wpadacompliance.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Visit our website to compare versions and review a complete list of features.</a>
Works with any website editor, including: 
Gutenberg Compatible 
Elementor Compatible 
Beaver Builder Compatible 
ClassicPress Compatible 
Divi Compatible
[PRO] Scans the entire website: posts, pages, custom post types, theme files, widgets, shortcodes, custom fields, terms, menus, excerpts, archives, iframes, PDF files, css files and even linked pages. 
[PRO] Many issues are corrected automatically, saving you time and money. 
[PRO] Includes many WordPress improvements and time saving features. 
[PRO] Includes a web accessibility widget to enhance the accessibility of the website. 
[PRO] Reports may be printed, emailed or exported in Excel format and include references and easy to follow instructions. 
[PRO] Identifies untagged PDF files. 
[PRO] Integrates with our free HTML Validation plugin to pinpoint HTML validation errors that result in inaccessible web pages. 
[PRO] Includes 83 accessibility checks, many that are not available in the free version (the free version currently has 52 checks).
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WP ADA Compliance Check Basic

Up-to-date standards are offered for checking compliance, and it provides a cost-effective way to scan a site for compliance. There's services out there where it'd cost more than $150 (the current cost of a 1 site 1 year license) for the size of the sites I'm working with. I'm very happy to see this offering in the first place, and it's even nicer to see how thorough it looks to be.

Of course, it's not perfect so I'd love to see more of the WP.org listing fleshed out (the developer author/contributor mention is missing, etc.), I'd love to see the free version on GitHub (or similar for community development assistance [I have a few things I'd help with] which is very nice to see in a WP.org listing to show there's support / ongoing development for the plugin), and of course I'd love to see the server-side checker come to feature-parity with WAVE (currently WAVE is showing a few things the server-side checker doesn't have [color contrast, etc.])

Keep up the great work!

Can check site-wide accessibility very thoroughly

WP ADA Compliance Check is the most comprehensive web accessibility solution for WordPress. Trusted by thousands of small business, government and edu …

Mixmat vs WP ADA Compliance Check Basic