Beneath this tab you can make settings regarding accessibility on the website.
Options related to accessibility
Use additional accessibility support
Accessibility is important for physically impaired people. In order to make websites more accessible for people you can activate this alternative. In SiteVision it means the system will give you reminders about:
link descriptions
Image descriptions
table description and column/row headings
A tip for increased accessibility! All images with a meaning should have descriptive texts. Tables should be explained. Links should be so clear that no description is needed in the first place, if not possible they should have an alt-text.
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If you do not wish to use layouts build by tables when creating page templates you can use CSS columns. These behave somewhat different then tables, so you need to be more thorough when you create the templates and add content on the pages (follow the measures indicated by the page template.)
A tip for accessibility! In order to increase accessibility tables should not be used for layout.
Perform W3C validation at publish
Checks if the code validates on the page created at publishing. If the page validates there will be a "green result":
If the page does not validate, there will be a "red result". Click the button Show report in order to see the result.
OBSERVE! Validation will not work if you run Java 1.4 on the server.
Click W3C report in order to see the result.
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ccessibility test page at publish
Check this box if you would like to activate an automatic accessibility test to be run at each publishing of a page.
The accessibility test will among other things check heading level, if alt and title is used on text and images, tables, that old attributes are not used in the code. The accessibility test works as the link check and you will have a result at publishing of the page. If Ok there will be a "green result":
Otherwise there will be a "yellow result" which means the page have accessibility warnings:
Click on Show report in order to see the result.
Otherwise there will be a "red result", which means the page have accessibility errors.
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ctivate automatic accessibility test
Gives a comprehensive view of the accessibility on the website. Click the button Configure in order to decide when the test is to be performed and to whom the result should be sent to. An email will be sent with a report of which pages where the automatic control has found accessibility problems.
Accessibility for absolute positioned
If you have absolute positione page templates you will see an extra alternative where you can make adjustments for the website. Adjusted website shows an absolute positioned website in a simpler way. You use this function in combination with the portlet Anpassat läge.
Template for rendering
Can be used to alter appearance on settings. Only use this option if you are well familiar with scripting languages.
Font template for the template
Font template used e.g menues and multilevel links.
Size change of template (%).
Procentuell storleksförändring av alla formatmallar.
Background color
Background color on the page.
Foreground color
Color on all the font templates. This option will over ride the font templates own settings. All links will be underlined and blue in order to be easier to interpret.
OBSERVE! Is not used when working with dynamic page templates, only absolute templates.
Permission rights! This portlet/function requires the right "site properties".