How to get more exact information from accessibility checker

[BrBearOFS]

The accessibility checker is an awesome tool and I have gotten a great deal of information from it. What I want to know is how is it that you can get more exact information about why the test failed an element, If it failed, then the testing should be able to provide information about why it failed, aside from the basic Your document element failed the " grammar element test" instead of " the particular item failed because it expected a comma HERE … "

In particular my issue today is the error that states - " The text formatting conveys additional meaning -

It failed the TITLE … what was set to the TITLE style
That title forces it to be in a font size and that text is bolded,

I removed the bolding and it still failed. Trying to understand why that is true ? while also getting direction on a better clarity on using the tool if there is something I am missing >?>

[EarnestAl]

Was there any direct formatting in the title? Select the title and press Ctrl+M to remove any. Does the accessibility checker pass it?

[BrBearOFS]

Thank you for teaching me that ! That was awesome and it worked perfectly. Another oddity, was that I created a Table of Contents for the document I was working on, and the Heading for the “TABLE OF CONTENTS” failed the Accessibility checker with the same error… right out of the box as soon as it was created. I again attempted to apply the same fix and it still failed.
any ideas there ?

[EarnestAl]

You didn’t say what version you had. In older versions the Accessibility checker might not be as helpful as in newer versions. Maybe there is a blank line above the Table of Contents heading. I cannot get Accessibility checker to flag the TOC or heading in any of the documents I have checked so far

BTW Title is document title found in File > Properties > Description > Title

[BrBearOFS]

Again , thanks for the hand. I am sure I will have other questions down the road… but will leave that to another request…