The strongest mode: fixed before the page leaves your server.
On WordPress, an approved fix is written into the page as it is generated. The corrected markup is what leaves your server, so it is in the HTML for search engines, for assistive technology, and for anyone who reads the source — no client-side rewriting, no widget.
- Fixes applied at the source, server-side
- No extra JavaScript for your visitors
- Alt text saved to your media library

Why it matters
Why WordPress is the strongest mode.
Fixed before the page ships
The approved rule is applied as the page is generated, so the corrected markup is what leaves your server.
No extra JavaScript
Nothing for the browser to run, nothing for a script blocker to break, and no third-party widget on every page view.
In the HTML for everyone
Assistive technology, search engines and anyone reading the source all see the same corrected markup.
Builder-aware rule packs
SeedProd and WPConsent packs know how those builders output pages, so they fix more with higher confidence.
Alt text saved permanently
Descriptions are written to your media library, so they remain yours after the plugin is gone.
Not on WordPress.org yet
You install the plugin from us. That is the current state and we would rather say it than let you search the repo for nothing.
How it works
Three steps, no vocabulary to learn.
Install the plugin and connect
One plugin, one connection, no theme edits. The first scan runs on our servers, so nothing heavy happens on yours.
Approve fixes and they enter the page
At render time the approved rules are applied to the markup — attributes and CSS only, so a layout cannot break. A few milliseconds of server work, and no extra script for visitors.
Rule packs raise confidence on known builders
For pages built with SeedProd and WPConsent, builder-aware rule packs know the markup and can fix more, with higher confidence. Elementor, Divi, Astra and Kadence are next.
Fix it where it actually lives.
Install, connect, and run the free check on five pages.
What server-side actually means.
The distinction between fixing markup and patching a rendered page is the whole argument against overlays, so it is worth being concrete about it.
The corrected markup is what leaves your server.
On WordPress there is no client-side rewriting step. The fix is in the HTML, applied in a few milliseconds of server work as the page is built.
- Server-side, at render time
- Nothing extra for visitors to download
- Deactivate and render-time fixes simply stop

Two builders known in depth today.
SeedProd and WPConsent have packs now. Elementor, Divi, Astra and Kadence are roadmap; on those you get the standard fixes, which still work.
- SeedProd and WPConsent active
- Others are roadmap, not shipped
- Standard fixes work on any builder
Server-side does not mean silent.
Fixing at the source makes the change stronger, not more automatic. Every rule still waits for you, still touches attributes and CSS only, and is still re-measured after it goes in.
- Nothing applied until you approve
- Attributes and CSS only
- Re-measured on the live page

Frequently asked questions
About wordpress. The product-wide questions are on the features page.
Does it add JavaScript to my pages?
No. The fixes are in the HTML your server sends. That is the whole reason the WordPress mode is the strongest one: there is nothing for the browser to run and nothing for a script blocker to break.
What happens if I deactivate the plugin?
Anything written into your content stays — alt text saved to your media library is yours permanently. The render-time fixes stop, because they were being applied as the page was built. Your dashboard keeps the full record of what was fixed.
Does it work with my page builder?
The standard fixes work regardless of builder. The builder-aware rule packs, which fix more with higher confidence, cover SeedProd and WPConsent today, with Elementor, Divi, Astra and Kadence next.
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