The content on your site needs to be accessible and friendly to your site visitors. We have created a built-in accessibility checker to assist with improving the accessibility of your site. However, like any accessibility tool, you should not rely only on the built-in accessibility checker to assess your site as it can generate false-positive results.
To manage accessibility in OpenCities, and ensure the same standard is met by every content author on your site, you can set content standards in Site Management.
- From the main menu, go to More > Site Management > your site > Settings.
- Select Content Standards.
- Select your Accessibility and Offensive words settings.
- Select Save Settings, then Save.
Content Standards settings
Accessibility | |
Compliance level |
Select the WCAG accessibility standard which you want your content to meet. The highest level is WCAG 2.0 AAA in our system. |
Check level |
Select how you want to enforce the accessibility standard:
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Offensive words | |
Check level |
Select how you want to check for offensive words:
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Manage offensive words |
Click on this link to enter all the offensive words you want to check for. After selecting which language you are editing, enter all offensive words in the text field provided. Each word will need to be on a separate line. |
If a content author attempts to publish a page that does not meet the standards you've set, they will be presented with a content report that will look something like this: