Client-side CSS for enhancing accessibility
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How to create a client-side CSS file
To create a client-side style sheet, create a plain text file with a ".css" file extension using either a plain text editor or a CSS editor. Include CSS syntax in your client-side CSS file to control the visual presentation of Web pages.
How to configure your browser to use a client-side CSS file
Internet Explorer
- Select "Internet Options..." in the "Tools" menu.
- Select the "Accessibility..." button.
- Check the "Format documents using my style sheet" box.
- Use the "Browse..." button to select your client-side CSS file.
- Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.
Mozilla Firefox
- Rename your client-side CSS file to "userContent.css".
- Copy the file to the "chrome" sub-folder in your browser profile folder. Instructions for finding your profile folder. The "chrome" sub-folder should contain the files "userContent-example.css" and "userChrome-example.css".
- Restart the browser.
Opera
- Select "Preferences..." in the "Tools" menu.
- Select the "Advanced" tab.
- Select the "Content" option in the list.
- Select the "Style options..." button.
- Use the "Choose..." button to select your client-side CSS file.
- Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.
Safari
- Select "Preferences" in the "Safari" menu.
- Select "Advanced".
- Use the "Other" button to select your client-side CSS file.
- Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.