Adding a "Text Only" Transcoder
Link
to Your Website Home Page
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Follow the easy steps below to add a "Text-Only Version" link to your home page and you'll have a much more accessible website. A few seconds after clicking the link, users will see a text-only view of your web site. There's no need to worry, your original graphical site is left intact for all others to see. This is a wonderful, free feature. Check it out! |
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| Add a "Text-Only Version" link
to translate your graphical web site (sample
shown below)...
...into a "text-only" site assistive technology users can access (sample shown below)...
Here's how to do it! (instructions refer to the two pictures shown below)...
"http://homer.htctu.fhda.edu:8080/tt/http://www.smccd.net/accounts/youremailusername"
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Updated 7/20/2007
Open
your web site home page (index.html) in your favorite web editor--Word,
FrontPage, Dreamweaver
Locate
a spot very near the top of your page and type the words "Text-Only
Version" (see example below)
Select
the words "Text-Only Version" and,
using your web page editor, create a hyperlink to the following address:
(see example below)
File
> Save your page. Upload it to your site...and try it out!
