To make use of our AI-assisted remediation feature, you will need to install a JS snippet on your WordPress website.
The snippet needs to be added to your site’s global template, right before </body> tag.
Once installed, the remediation script will automatically run across your website and enable AI-assisted accessibility fixes.
Here are the steps you’ll need to follow to get set up.
Step 1: Locate Your AI Remediation Script
After adding your domain to AccessibilityChecker.org, you will see the option to Set Up AI Remediation.
Here, you’ll find your unique JavaScript snippet.
To locate the script:
Log into your AccessibilityChecker.org account
Click on your domain
Click Set Up AI Remediation
Copy the script snippet provided
Step 2: Install the Script on WordPress
There are two common ways to install the script on WordPress:
Using a plugin (recommended for most users)
Adding the script directly to your theme files
The plugin method is the easiest and safest option.
Option 1 (Recommended): Install Using a Header & Footer Plugin
Log Into WordPress
From the WordPress dashboard:
Go to Plugins
Click Add New Plugin
Search for: WPCode - Insert Headers and Footers
Install and activate the plugin
After activation, go to the plugin settings and locate the Footer or Scripts in Footer section
Paste the copied AccessibilityChecker.org script into the footer scripts field and click Save.
Return to AccessibilityChecker.org and click Validate Connection. If the script has been installed correctly, the connection status will update automatically.
Option 2: Add the Script Directly to Your Theme
This option is recommended for developers or advanced WordPress users.
Open the Theme File Editor by going to to Appearance and selecting Theme File Editor
Open the footer.php file
Scroll to the bottom of the file and locate:
</body>
Add the script immediately before the closing tag.
Example:
<script src="cdn.accessibilitychecker.com/client-id/remediate.js"></script>
</body>
Click Update File to apply your changes.
You can now click Validate Connection on your AccessibilityChecker.org dashboard to confirm the connection.