Job Bank - Accessibility

This web site has been designed in order to make information accessible to all users, including persons with disabilities who use adaptive technologies to receive and disseminate information. We encourage accessible internet site development and maintenance and invite your comments and suggestions for improvement of the accessibility of this site. Use the Contact Us link to find how to contact us.

• Increasing Text Size
  • Internet Explorer
  • Mozilla Firefox
  • Opera
  • Netscape
• Javascript
• Keyboard-only Instructions
  • Internet Explorer
  • Other Browsers (Windows Explorer Standard)
• How to create a client-side CSS file

Increasing Text Size

To increase the text size on our Web pages, you can change the settings in your Web browser. Just follow the instructions below based on the browser you are using or see your browser's help for details.

Internet Explorer

1. Select "View" in the menu bar.
2. Select "Text Size".
3. Select "Larger" or "Largest".

Mozilla Firefox

1. Select "View" in the menu bar.
2. Select "Text Size".
3. Select "Increase".
4. To increase the text size further, continue selecting "Increase".

Opera

1. Select "View" in the menu bar.
2. Select "Zoom".
3. From the menu, select the size with which you would like to view the Web site.
4. To increase the text size further, increase the percentage.

Netscape

1. Select "View" in the menu bar.
2. Select "Text Size".
3. From the menu, select the size with which you would like to view the Web site.

JavaScript

JavaScript is used on some pages for efficient use, but it is not required. If your browser supports scripting and you are experiencing difficulties, it is possible that your browser has scripting disabled. If your browser supports JavaScript, and if it is enabled, a message should appear in the box below.

Keyboard-only Instructions

You will find below instructions on how to view and select options displayed within a list box.

Internet Explorer Instructions

1. Press Shift + F8 to activate multi-select mode
2. Move arrow keys to change the outline focus
3. Press space to toggle selection

Other Browsers (Windows Explorer Standard)

1. Press and hold control to activate multi-select mode. NOTE: The Control key must be pressed for all following actions
2. Move arrow keys to change the outline focus
3. Press space to toggle selection

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.

To make it easier for you to enhance the accessibility of Web pages on this Web site, you can include any combination of the following client-side CSS in your client-side CSS file.

• Visible skip navigation links by default
• Expandable page
• Underline all links
• Consistent link colours
• High contrast content page banner
• High contrast Welcome Page message area
• High contrast hover/active/focus links
• Visible text element

How to configure your browser to use a client-side CSS file

Internet Explorer for Windows

1. Select "Internet Options..." in the "Tools" menu.
2. Select the "Accessibility..." button.
3. Check the "Format documents using my style sheet" box.
4. Use the "Browse..." button to select your client-side CSS file.
5. Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.

Internet Explorer for Mac

1. Select "Preferences..." in the "Explorer" menu.
2. Select the "Web Content" section under the "Web Browser" list item (expand the "Web Browser" list item as necessary).
3. Check the "Show style sheets" and "Use my style sheet" boxes.
4. Use the "Select Style Sheet..." button to select your client-side CSS file.
5. Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.

Mozilla Firefox, Netscape (6.0 and later) and Mozilla

1. Rename your client-side CSS file to "userContent.css".
2. 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".
3. Restart the browser.

Opera 8 and later

1. Select "Preferences..." in the "Tools" menu.
2. Select the "Advanced" tab.
3. Select the "Content" option in the list.
4. Select the "Style options..." button.
5. Use the "Choose..." button to select your client-side CSS file.
6. Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.

Opera 7

1. Select "Preferences..." in the "File" menu.
2. Select "Page Style".
3. Use the "Choose..." button to select your client-side CSS file.
4. Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.

Safari

1. Select "Preferences" in the "Safari" menu.
2. Select "Advanced".
3. Use the "Other" button to select your client-side CSS file.
4. Confirm the changes by using the "OK" button.