Sa11y is an accessibility quality assurance tool that visually highlights common accessibility and usability issues. Geared towards content authors, Sa11y straightforwardly identifies errors or warnings at the source with a simple tooltip on how to fix them.
Under "Exclusion" -> "Regions to ignore", the description lacks information about how to add several items. By looking into the code, I found out, that it's a comma separated list, but it would have been easier, if it would have stated clear. Actually it's a CSS selector syntax and it's logical when you think about the implementation, but it could be easier with a simple hint.
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Under "Exclusion" -> "Regions to ignore", the description lacks information about how to add several items. By looking into the code, I found out, that it's a comma separated list, but it would have been easier, if it would have stated clear. Actually it's a CSS selector syntax and it's logical when you think about the implementation, but it could be easier with a simple hint.