:navigation-title: Page detail .. _usage-page-detail: ============ Page detail ============ The page detail view lists every finding of one page, grouped by source, with its severity, rule, the affected record and field, and a code snippet of the matched markup. .. figure:: /Images/page-detail.png :alt: The AQG page detail view listing findings of a single page with severity badges, rule names and actions per finding. Findings of a single page with the available actions. .. _usage-page-detail-guidance: Guidance panel ============== Each finding can be expanded to show the AQG rule metadata: * who normally owns the fix (editor, integrator or developer), * the fix type, * the referenced WCAG success criteria, * which users are affected, * why it matters, * how to fix it. When no richer metadata exists for a rule, the short rule hint is shown instead. .. _usage-page-detail-ignore: Ignoring findings ================= A finding that is a false positive or that is accepted for a documented reason can be ignored. AQG offers: :guilabel:`Ignore` Ignores a single finding, with an optional expiry date. When the date is reached the finding becomes open again. :guilabel:`Batch ignore` Ignores several selected findings at once. A reason must be confirmed. :guilabel:`Ignore rule on this page` Ignores all current and future findings of one rule on this page. :guilabel:`Ignore rule on this site` Ignores all current and future findings of one rule across the site. :guilabel:`Unignore` Returns a finding to the open state. Ignored findings do not count towards the quality gate thresholds. Because findings are matched by a stable fingerprint, the ignore state survives rescans as long as the underlying content does not change. .. important:: Ignoring hides a finding from the workflow. It does not fix the accessibility problem and does not change how the page behaves for users of assistive technology. Always record why a finding was ignored. .. _usage-page-detail-remediation: Image remediation ================= For FAL image findings, AQG offers actions that write directly to the file reference: :guilabel:`Mark as decorative` Sets ``tx_a11y_is_decorative = 1`` and clears ``alternative`` in one DataHandler operation. Use this only for images that carry no information. :guilabel:`Mark as informative` Sets ``tx_a11y_is_decorative = 0`` and leaves ``alternative`` untouched. :guilabel:`Apply alternative text` Writes the reviewed alternative text to ``alternative``. These actions are available to administrators, and to other backend users only when :confval:`options.a11y_quality_gate.allowImageRemediation` is enabled and the user may edit the affected records. See :ref:`configuration-tsconfig`. .. _usage-page-detail-ai: AI suggestions ============== With AI suggestions configured and enabled, supported findings additionally offer a :guilabel:`Suggest` action, see :ref:`configuration-ai`. AQG shows the suggested text and the reason, and lets the editor copy or apply it after review. Nothing is written automatically.