Accessibility widget for Wix

Wix gives you pixel-level control over layout, and that freedom is exactly where accessibility slips. Overlapping text boxes, light-on-light color choices, and animation-heavy strips can be hard for many visitors to read or navigate.

ClearPath adds to Wix through the built-in Custom Code panel, so you do not need developer mode or Velo. One snippet on all pages and the widget is live.

How to add ClearPath to Wix

  1. In your Wix dashboard, open Settings and find the Custom Code section under Advanced.
  2. Click Add Custom Code, then paste the snippet into the code box.
  3. Set it to load on All pages, choose Body - end as the placement, then give it a name like ClearPath and click Apply.
  4. Publish your site, then open it to check that the ClearPath button loads.

Where Wix sites usually fail

  • Wix's drag-and-drop editor lets elements sit anywhere on the grid, so text boxes and image layers frequently overlap or stack out of visual order, which breaks the reading sequence that screen readers depend on.
  • Many Wix theme presets pair light gray text with white or pastel backgrounds for a clean look, which fails standard contrast ratios and leaves low-vision visitors unable to read body copy or button labels.
  • Wix form and checkout modules often generate input fields without properly associated labels, so a screen reader user tabbing through checkout hears only "edit text" instead of "card number" or "shipping address."
  • Wix's animation and scroll-effect strips, popular in hero sections, auto-play motion that cannot be paused from the front end, which is a problem for visitors with vestibular disorders or attention-related conditions.

Why Wix sites choose ClearPath

  • No Velo or developer mode needed, the standard Custom Code panel is enough.
  • Loading on All pages with Body - end covers your whole Wix site in one entry.
  • The 8 disability profiles give visitors a quick preset instead of hunting through settings.
  • You keep the accessibility statement as a live page you can link from your Wix footer.

Questions

Do I need a paid Wix plan to add Custom Code?

Custom Code requires a Wix site with a connected domain, which means a premium plan. Once you have that, adding the ClearPath snippet takes a couple of minutes.

Why is my ClearPath button not showing on Wix?

Check that the code is set to load on All pages and that you clicked Publish. Custom Code changes do not appear on the live site until you publish.

Is ClearPath enough for Wix accessibility compliance?

No. ClearPath gives your Wix visitors 25 adjustment tools, 8 disability profiles, and 14 languages, plus an accessibility statement built from a live scan of your site, all from one snippet in the Custom Code panel. What it cannot do is rewrite the markup Wix generates for its templates, fix overlapping elements from the drag-and-drop editor, or add missing labels inside Wix's checkout and form modules. Those need direct edits in the Wix editor itself. No widget, on Wix or any other platform, makes a site compliant by itself.