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This site is based on CSS for text and layout and meets the following W3C accessibility and quality standards.

Valid XHTML Valid CSS!All pages meet W3C accessibility level AA 
If you access these links, please note that they will open in a new window site opens in a new window.

Links

In the main, to meet accessibility guidelines, links do not result in opening a new window but there are exceptions:

  • Those connected with a pdf document*, which are labelled as such -Indicates a pdf document - opens in new window
  • Links to external sites - clearly marked with a Indicates that item opens in new window symbol.

You can, of course, choose to open links in a new tab or window.  In Internet Explorer it is done by right clicking on the link, which brings up a menu with the "open" options at the top.

* If you do not already have the Adobe pdf reader installed on your computer you can obtain it free of charge.Get Adobe Reader  site opens in a new window

 

Zoom and text resizing/formatting

This site supports text resizing.  In Internet Explorer go to 'View' on the browser menu and choose 'Text Size'. Other browsers, such as all current versions of Netscape, Mozilla Firefox and Opera, also have similar capabilities.

IE7 zoom buttonInternet Explorer 7 gives you the opportunity to zoom in or out. One click on the 100% sign at bottom right hand corner of the browser window takes you to 125%, a second click to 150% and a third back to 100%.  Alternatively, you can set the size to whatever you want by using the arrow.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) have been used to format the text, which allows users to override styles, where necessary.

Different browsers

Content should be fully accessible to older browsers but presentation is optimised for newer browsers that support web standards, such as style sheets (see above).  It is best viewed in recent versions of Internet Explorer.

If your browser does not properly support style sheets we would suggest that you update to the latest version.  There is no cost associated with this, unless you are using specialised access software.

Although we cannot recommend it generally, if you have disability issues such as partial vision, you may find the Opera site opens in a new window browser useful, in that you can easily adapt the view to meet your own needs.

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