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require_once('quail/quail.php');
 
//Checking a remote URI:
$quail = new quail('http://example.com/', 'wcag', 'uri', 'demo');
 
//Checking a string:
$quail = new quail('<img src="rex.jpg">', 'wcag', 'string', 'demo');
 
$quail->runCheck();
print $quail->getReport();

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<?php

/**
*  Implementation of hook_atrium_account_links_alter()
*  Here we can add new items to the account list
*/
function mymodule_atrium_account_links_alter(&$links, $space = null) {
  array_splice($links, 3, 0, 'placeholder');
  $links[3] = array('title' => 'Change theme', 'href' => 'user/'. $user->uid .'/edit/theme_select');
}

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// INSTRUCTIONS:
// 1. Start a new form in Google docs
// 2. Go to Tools > Script editor from the spreadhseet
// 3. Paste in the below code
// 4. Go to Triggers > Current script's triggers
// 5. Add a new trigger
// 6. Select "onFormSubmit" then "On Form Submit" from the third select box. Click save.
// 7. Save the script and go back to your spreadsheet. You should see a "WHD Options" menu.
// 8. Click WHD Options > Ticket settings and enter the API key (from WHD's user setting screen) and the URL to your "Create Ticket" post. The script will automatically append "?apiKey=xxx" to the end of this URL.
// 9. Use the email settings in the WHD Options if you want to email users with their WHD ticket. 

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// INSTRUCTIONS:
// 1. Start a new form in Google docs
// 2. Go to Tools > Script editor from the spreadhseet
// 3. Paste in the below code
// 4. Go to Triggers > Current script's triggers
// 5. Add a new trigger
// 6. Select "onFormSubmit" then "On Form Submit" from the third select box. Click save.
// 7. Save the script and go back to your spreadsheet. You should see a "WHD Options" menu.
// 8. Click WHD Options > Ticket settings and enter the API key (from WHD's user setting screen) and the URL to your "Create Ticket" post. The script will automatically append "?apiKey=xxx" to the end of this URL.
// 9. Use the email settings in the WHD Options if you want to email users with their WHD ticket. 

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This is the readme file. OK?

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/**
 * Backup moodleform bridge
 *
 * Ahhh the mighty moodleform bridge! Strong enough to take the weight of 682 full
 * grown african swallows all of whom have been carring coconuts for several days.
 * EWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 */ 

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Kevin Miller:	OK, how many people here are accessibility activists? People who work with people using assistive technology. Okay, a handful? 15%? How many of you consider yourselves developers? People who work with JavaScript, PHP, stuff like that? Anything else that I missed in terms of the category, I probably missed several. Designers, themers, okay. You guys are important too. What we’re going to talk about today, I don't think I have to tell this group what accessibility is; but just to give an understanding of the spectrum of what accessibility is and where we are today and I’m coming from a Higher-Ed perspective where we tell our users, before we give them access to our content management system is that accessibility is a legal responsibility.
I.e. Section 508, requires that our website is accessible but it’s also a moral obligation. It’s not just about we’re trying to CYA we won’t get sued. It’s about not being jerks, about being nice to people- or at least trying to be nice to people and sometimes we

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imgHasAlt: 
  selector: "img:not(img[alt])"
  tags: 
    - image
    - content
  testability: 1
  type: selector
  guidelines:
  	wcag:
  		sc: 1.1.1