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Removing or Uninstalling AllAccessible

This guide explains how to remove the AllAccessible accessibility widget from your website, whatever platform you use. It also covers an important dis

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Removing or Uninstalling AllAccessible

Overview

This guide explains how to remove the AllAccessible accessibility widget from your website, whatever platform you use. It also covers an important distinction: removing the widget from your site is not the same as canceling your subscription. If you want to stop being billed, you'll need to cancel separately (covered at the end of this article).

Who This Is For

  • Site owners who want to take the widget off their site

  • Developers cleaning up a site or migrating platforms

  • Anyone who removed the code but is still being billed (see Removing the Widget vs. Canceling Billing)

What You'll Learn

  • How to remove the widget on common platforms

  • What happens when you remove it

  • Why removing the code doesn't cancel your subscription, and how to cancel

Important: Two Separate Steps

Removing AllAccessible cleanly is usually two actions:

  1. Remove the widget from your website so it stops appearing to visitors (steps below).

  2. Cancel your subscription so you stop being billed (see Removing the Widget vs. Canceling Billing).

Doing only step 1 leaves your subscription active. Doing only step 2 may leave the widget code on your site.

What Happens When You Remove the Widget

When you remove AllAccessible from your site:

  • The accessibility menu no longer appears for your visitors

  • The accessibility adjustments it provided stop working

  • Any visitors who relied on those adjustments will lose them

Consider whether this affects visitors before removing it. If your goal is just to lower cost, you may prefer to keep a basic plan instead — see Removing the Widget vs. Canceling Billing.

Removing the Widget by Platform

Generic JavaScript Snippet (any website)

If you installed AllAccessible by pasting a <script> snippet into your site's HTML, remove that snippet.

  1. Open the template or file where you added the code — usually the site-wide <head> section of your main layout

  2. Find the AllAccessible snippet. It looks similar to this (the widget script uses the id allAccessibleWidget):

<!-- AllAccessible Widget -->
<script>
    (function(d) {
        var s = d.createElement("script");
        s.setAttribute("data-accessible-account-id", "YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID");
        s.setAttribute("id", "allAccessibleWidget");
        s.async = true;
        s.setAttribute("src", "https://api.allaccessible.org/widget/YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID.js");
        d.head.appendChild(s);
    })(document)
</script>

  1. Delete the entire snippet (from the opening <script> to the closing </script>, including the comment if present)

  2. Save the file

  3. Clear your website cache and CDN cache if you use them

  4. Visit your site in a private/incognito window to confirm the accessibility button is gone

📷 Removing the AllAccessible script from the head section

WordPress

If you installed the AllAccessible WordPress plugin:

  1. Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard

  2. Go to Plugins → Installed Plugins

  3. Find AllAccessible

  4. Click Deactivate to turn it off

  5. To remove it completely, click Delete after deactivating

📷 Deactivating the AllAccessible plugin in WordPress

Note: If you added AllAccessible to WordPress with a manual code snippet (for example, in your theme's header or via a code-snippet plugin) instead of the AllAccessible plugin, remove that snippet using the Generic JavaScript Snippet steps above.

Shopify

Most Shopify installs add the widget as a small snippet in your theme code.

  1. In your Shopify admin, go to Online Store → Themes

  2. On your live theme, click "..." (three dots) → Edit code

  3. Under Layout, open theme.liquid

  4. Find the AllAccessible snippet (search for allAccessible or allaccessible.org), just above the closing </head> tag

  5. Delete the entire snippet

  6. Click Save

  7. View your storefront to confirm the widget is gone

📷 Removing the AllAccessible snippet from theme.liquid in Shopify

If you installed via an AllAccessible Shopify app: remove or uninstall the app from Settings → Apps and sales channels, and remove any theme app embed the app added under Online Store → Themes → Customize → App embeds.

Wix

If you added AllAccessible through Wix Custom Code:

  1. In your Wix dashboard, go to Settings → Custom Code (under Advanced)

  2. Find the AllAccessible code entry

  3. Click the "..." (or the options menu) next to it and choose Delete

  4. Publish your site to apply the change

📷 Deleting AllAccessible from Wix Custom Code

Squarespace

If you added AllAccessible through Squarespace code injection:

  1. In your Squarespace dashboard, go to Settings → Advanced → Code Injection

  2. Find the AllAccessible snippet in the Header field

  3. Delete the snippet

  4. Click Save

GoDaddy

If you added AllAccessible to a GoDaddy Website Builder site or a GoDaddy-hosted site:

  1. Open the location where you added the code (for GoDaddy Website Builder, this is typically an HTML/Embed section you placed on your pages; for a hosted site, it's your site's template/<head>)

  2. Remove the AllAccessible snippet

  3. Save and publish your site

Confirming the Widget Is Gone

After removing the code or plugin:

  1. Clear your website cache and CDN cache if applicable

  2. Open your site in a private/incognito browser window

  3. Confirm the accessibility button no longer appears

If it's still showing, you likely have caching in place, or a second copy of the snippet elsewhere in your site. Clear caches and check all templates and code-injection areas.

Removing the Widget vs. Canceling Billing

Removing the widget code does NOT cancel your subscription. Your plan continues to bill until you cancel it, even if the widget is no longer on your site.

To stop being billed:

  1. Log in to your AllAccessible dashboard

  2. Go to the Billing section

  3. Click Manage Billing to open the secure billing portal

  4. Cancel your subscription there

For full details on cancellation timing, data retention, and refunds, see Cancellation and Refunds.

Tip: If your goal is to reduce cost rather than leave entirely, you may be able to downgrade or remove add-ons instead of canceling. See Managing Add-Ons and Upgrades.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: I deleted the code but I'm still being charged. Why?
A: Removing the widget from your site and canceling your subscription are separate actions. Cancel in the dashboard under Billing → Manage Billing.

Q: Will removing the widget delete my account data?
A: No. Removing the widget only takes it off your site. Your account and data are handled by your subscription status and our data retention policy — see Cancellation and Refunds.

Q: The widget still shows after I removed the code. What now?
A: Clear your website and CDN caches, then check for a second copy of the snippet in another template or code-injection area.

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Need Help?

If you're unsure how to remove the widget on your platform, contact [email protected] with your website URL and how you installed it.

Last Updated: July 2026
​Article Category: Troubleshooting
​Remember: Removing the widget does not cancel billing — cancel separately via Dashboard → Billing → Manage Billing.

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