Thanks to the help of Jesse and others, I have been granted access to the accessibility module on Drupal.org and merged in a sandbox project that merges several disparate modules around content, theming, and automated testing.
You can find out more on the project page about what's included, the one sub-module we are missing is one for generalized reporting, which is difficult given that all testing is client-side now, but I am looking for a co-maintainer to take things on.
The 8.x branch will focus on TestSwarm integration for the time being, there are a few upstream projects we need to wait on a little bit before a full port can really get underway, but I'm committed to getting us there by an 8.0 release.
For now, we'd love to see that issue queue fill up (I can't believe I just said that) as we work forward to a unified jumping off point for accessibility in Drupal!
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How does this relate to the
How does this relate to the other accessibility modules?
https://drupal.org/project/accessible_content
https://drupal.org/project/accessible
Excellent question
The Accessible Content module (maintained by yours truly) was focused purely on content accessibility, and was based on the now-deprecated 1.0 version of QUAIL. The accessible module seems to be a fix for UI problems with Drupal in general and does not conflict in purpose with this new module.
sweet!!!
sweet!!!
How does this relate to QUAIL
How does this relate to QUAIL API D7 lib? Also is there anything public that implements the API? I really want that CKeditor button available to our people or some mode to view the accessibility of items on the page via the css plugins. Just looking for a shortcut to get there :)
Ex Uno Plures
http://elmsln.org/
http://btopro.com/
http://drupal.psu.edu/
There is a CKEditor module
There is a CKEditor module and WYSIWYG integration in the module already, although the CKEditor plugin doesn't currently work with WYSIWYG (we're trying to make one that works for both atm, should be in a week or so).
The QUAIL API module is for the PHP version of QUAIL, which is deprecated. The core accessibility module includes an API to write your own implementation, the sub modules would be useful examples to see how that works.