Is FlexiContent accessible?

Hello,
I would really like to use FlexiContent on my website because it has all the features I need, but there's a problem: I am making an accessible site, i.e. a site that can be easily used by blind people and so on.

Does FlexiContent meets accessibility standards?

yes like joomla standart

micker wrote: yes like joomla standart

Is it? This depends in the template being used! Joomla standard is only really accessible using the Beez template and its overrides.
I think the long answer is that, because FlexiContent is using own templates and one is able to design them in a accessible way, it is possible to make a page accessible using FlexiContent.

Rooney

Thank you for your reply.
I will try to find an accessible template or to create a new one on my own, even though I am not very experienced.

Do you know if there is any flexicontent template directory to search in, like for joomla templates?

airali wrote: Do you know if there is any flexicontent template directory to search in, like for joomla templates?

There are a couple of templates included in the FC core. They are easy to modify (copy first) and should suit most needs. Design can be easily changed via CSS.
There is also a FAQ section about templating: www.flexicontent.org/site-conten ... ntent.html
Rooney

Hello


1. about forms:
FLEXIcontent is using appropriate form field labels with for="" tag parameter to match the form fields almost everywhere (although you can disable some label or place labels inside fields)

2. about color / font-sizes, there are appropriate CSS classes in most places that you can use in your CSS file

3. about other,
e.g. compliance to NNN standard or TTT standard,

i must admit we have not studied it more through,
so i don't have more comments now,

but i guess we will make improvements according to specific suggestions of our users