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 ====== Accessibility Features ====== ====== Accessibility Features ======
  
-GetSimple has some accessibility features integrated into the backed of the site. The main feature is the ability to use [[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Access_key|AccessKeys]] to navigate around and perform most actions. ​+GetSimple has some accessibility features integrated into the backed of the site. The main feature is the ability to use [[http://​en.wikipedia.org/​wiki/​Access_key|AccessKeys]]((Browsers often have their own acceskeys for controlling the browser, so you should check that they don't conflict.)) ​to navigate around and perform most actions. ​
  
 You can tell if a button and/or link is accessible via an AccessKey if there is a letter within that link that has a dotted underline. ​ You can tell if a button and/or link is accessible via an AccessKey if there is a letter within that link that has a dotted underline. ​
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 {{:​how_to:​navigation-accesskey.png|}} {{:​how_to:​navigation-accesskey.png|}}
  
-**HINT:** If you are a developer, you can add an AccessKey to your navigation link by wrapping a single letter in ''<​em></​em>''​ code. +**HINT:** If you are a **developer**, you can add an AccessKey to your navigation link by wrapping a single letter in ''<​em></​em>''​ code.  If you are a **translator**,​ you can define the AccessKeys for the main Backend-Tabs in the section  
 +//For: include-nav.php//​ in the language-file by wrapping a single letter in ''<​em></​em>''​ code as well. 
  
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