Accessibility Options
Our Website design has a number of accessibility options
- Images - where possible all images include an alternative text description
- Contrast - we have increased contrast between the text and background
- Frames - we do not use frames
Shortcut
- Keyboard shortcuts: This is a list of the most common keyboard shortcuts in Firefox, and the equivalents in Internet Explorer and Opera (from Firefox website).
- Mouse shortcuts: This is a list of the most common mouse shortcuts in Firefox, and the equivalents in Internet Explorer and Opera. The shortcuts are for Windows, but most of the Firefox shortcuts should work in Linux, too (from FireFox website).
- Internet Explorer keyboard shortcuts.
Browser Options
You can change your browser settings to allow you to set up your own preferences for browsing . You can also change the font size and colours.
File Downloads
- PDF documents - We do have links to PDF documents. To view these you will need to have the Acrobat Reader software. Adobe Acrobat Reader is free software and can be downloaded here (this link opens in a new window)
- Microsoft Word format - We also publish some documents in Microsoft Word format - to view and print Microsoft Word files, you will need to have installed Word on your PC or you can download Microsoft Word viewer software (link opens in a new window)
Change CSS
Below is the step by step on how to change the style sheet file in Internet Explorer. For other browsers please check the Help menu.
- Click Tools from the top menu bar
- Select Internet Options
- Select the General tab (first tab)
- Click on Accessibility button (bottom section, Appearance)
- Click on checkboxes to ignore all colors and font styles and sizes and/or
- Click on checkbox: "Format documents using my style sheet"
- Browse to your personal style sheet and
- Click OK
Contact
If you are having problems using this site please Email details to the
anna@iela.org