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2.3.1

Two accessibility fixes for anyone using a keyboard or a screen reader. **The “Skip to main content” link works again** on program, credential, course and archive pages, and each requirement rule , “Choose one of the following”, “Take N credits from” , is now properly attached to the course list it governs, so it is announced as that list’s heading instead of read out as stray text.

  • Fixed Accessibility: catalog single and archive templates now render a “ landmark instead of a bare “, restoring the theme's "Skip to main content" target on program, credential, course, and archive pages.
  • Fixed Accessibility: each requirement rule ("Choose one of the following", "Take N credits from") is now programmatically tied to the course list it governs , `aria-labelledby` on the course table, `role="group"` on subject rules and grouped sections , so assistive technology announces the rule as the list's label instead of reading it as loose text.