Some of the default accessibility checks may not apply to your website's desired accessibility level. If you need to disable a check across an entire Site or Page Set, follow these directions. If you need to disable a check for a single page, you can do that in the accessibility issues area on that page.

The first step is to go to your Site or Page Set's dashboard and locate the Accessibility Score panel. Select the issues link (48 issues in the example below).

Next, locate the issue you want to remove in the list displayed and select the kebab menu under the Actions column for that item.

What users see in the associated pop-up menu depends on both what type of item you are viewing and your permissions in that item.

Users with the Viewer role will see:

Users with a Manager role will see:

Users with an Admin role will see:

You must have an Administrator role to bring back an ignored issue.

If at some point you decide that you need the issue to display again, use the Settings > Page Sets or Settings > Sites area. Select your Page Set or Site, click on Manage Checks, and select Accessibility.

Find the issue you no longer wish to ignore, check the box next to it, and click on the trashcan icon that appears for removal. An alert prompt will verify that you intend to remove the issue from the "ignore" area.