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Is there a way to turn off Accessibility Checker?
Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a way to turn off the Accessibility Checker in Storyline? Or at least turn off the warning when publishing? I'm just starting to use Storyline again after a few years and don't remember this happening before.
The problem is that the warning on Publish screen pushes the Publish button down and it is no longer visible. I have to close the message every single time I publish the project in order to see the Publish button. I have tried multiple things to change the size of the Publish window, but nothing has worked.
This is getting annoying because I am publishing the project a lot due to testing several web objects in the project. Unfortunately, those cannot be seen in Preview mode.
Thanks,
Melanie
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If you click on the review button in the accessibility warning message and then select "skip" on all of the issues, the warning should go away. You can check the issues again later by selecting "show skipped" in the accessibility manager if you want to make your course more accessible.
Thanks for your response. I would like to turn off the Accessibility Checker completely rather than having to go through and skip all the things that it flags.
I don't believe you can. Perhaps raise a feature request, suspect it is not the accessibility checker you want switched off, but the option to suppress the warnings on publish.
You can skip all in the accessibility checker but I agree wth you that is added work.
At this point, I would be good with either turning off accessibility checker or suppressing the warnings when publishing.
