Some plugins may prevent Web Accessibility from working on your website.
If you suspect a plugin conflict:
- Temporarily deactivate the suspected plugins. Start with translation, redirection, security, or caching plugins. For details, see Activate and deactivate plugins.
- Check to see if Web Accessibility loads normally, if it does, you have a plugin problem.
- Reactivate the plugins one at a time until you find the one interfering with Web Accessibility.
- Switch to an alternate plugin.
Recommendations
If a plugin conflicts with Web Accessibility due to URL changes or request blocking, we strongly recommend:
- Use a different plugin: If the conflicting plugin is essential, consider using a different one that doesn’t modify your site’s URL or external requests.
- Adjust settings: Use the plugin settings to prevent URL rewriting or aggressive blocking
- For translations, WPML remains the only major multilingual plugin that is fully compatible.