The TenthLoop Remediation Tool helps you fix missing accessible labels on your WordPress pages. This article explains what it fixes, how the fixes reach your visitors, and what stays outside its scope.
What it fixes
The plugin scans a page as it is rendered in the browser and lists elements that are missing an accessible label. These include images with no alternative text, links with no clear label, form inputs and select fields with no label, and SVG graphics with no label. You can filter the list by these types and search within it.
The fix it applies is an aria-label value for each element. You can type a label yourself, or ask the AI to suggest one. The plugin does not currently fix other kinds of issues, such as colour contrast, heading structure or keyboard problems. Those still need to be fixed in your theme or content.
How fixes are applied
The plugin adds a small script to the page. When the page loads, the script sets the saved labels on the matching elements. Your stored posts, pages and media are not rewritten. If you switch the script off or uninstall the plugin, the labels it added go away with it.
You choose how the script is placed on the page. The options are automatic placement in the page head (recommended), storing it with the page so it travels with a WordPress export and import, a shortcode you place by hand, or manual mode where you copy the script yourself and nothing is added automatically.
Working through a page
- Open the plugin and scan the page.
- Review the elements found. Use the locate option to highlight an element on the page.
- Enter a label for each element, or let the AI suggest labels.
- Save the labels. They become active on the page.
You can ignore an element that does not need a label, either for one page or everywhere. Ignored elements are listed so you can restore them later.
What the AI sees
When you ask for AI labels, the plugin sends TenthLoop the page address, the rule that was triggered, the element's position on the page, and a short snippet of its HTML and surrounding context. TenthLoop passes only a shortened snippet, the rule and the page title to your AI provider. Up to 50 elements are handled in one request.
What it does not do
- It does not mark issues as fixed in your TenthLoop reports. If a later scan no longer finds the issue, it simply disappears from the results.
- Compare Scans does not know which fixes came from the plugin.
- It does not send you emails or notifications.
- It does not replace fixing the underlying content or theme. A label added by script helps assistive technology, but the best long term fix is correct markup in your own content.