What needs to be done for the admin panel to conform to accessability standards, such as the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative?
Post your suggestions and patches here and we can add them to the core. Thanks!

Patricia wrote: Hi and thanks for your input
Hi Patricia and thank you for your reply!
1. now the default editor is FCKEditor, i'm not sure it's more accessible, but indeed has been modified to at least insert a alt="" when no name specified for an image (instead of no alt or image filename). Some ease of use in that editor for sure.
I hope I'll have time to test it soon. The main problem that I have with TinyMCE is that I cannot select the text to modify or to delete. When in an edit field, I press control+shift+arrows to select a word or shift+arrows to select a character, but it seems it doesn't work with that editor. In fact, my screen reader "says" that no text has been selected.
Another problem is that I cannot understand where an image is in the text. Therefore, if I need to delete or change the image, I need sighted help. I hope that FCKEditor is more friendly.
2. this is done in 0.12
3. this is added in 0.12 sample pages: a link to navigation, and link to main content
Very good!
4. where you want more oth them? in admin, or example frontend templates?
In my opinion headings are always useful to understand a bit more the structure of the page and to move quickly to the heading the blind guest is interested in. When the browser loads a page, it "says" how many links and headings it contains. This can help to understand how many sections of contents there are in the page (main menu, main content, sub menu, other contents etc...). With Jaws for Windows I press "H" to move through headings. Every time I press "H" the screen reader reads the text between H... and /h... If I already know the level of the heading that I need I can press "1" to move to "H1", "2" to move to "H2" and so on... Other screen readers have other commands but they work more or less the same way.
That's why, in my opinion, both the admin and the guests can benefit from headings.
cheers
Good bye and thanks again.
What I like to suggest for the Admin panel is to have Question mark icons on each page where you can click on.westis wrote: What needs to be done for the admin panel to conform to accessability standards?
Help links to the documentation wiki have been added to each section of the Admin Panel in CMSMS 1.0-svnMaverick wrote:What I like to suggest for the Admin panel is to have Question mark icons on each page where you can click on.westis wrote: What needs to be done for the admin panel to conform to accessability standards?
If you click on it you get either redirected to the designated page from the documentation or you get a short explanation of the fields of that page with a link to the documentation.
I'm quite new to cmsms so feel free to correct me if such a similar thing already exists.
Yep ... great work, guys. Now we need to fill the Wiki.Elijah Lofgren wrote: Help links to the documentation wiki have been added to each section of the Admin Panel in CMSMS 1.0-svn![]()