By 360true on

Anyone know of a module that will permit visitors to selectively switch CSS to increase font size and background colors to aid those who are visually-impaired or who use JAWS which is a website reader for the blind?.

Thanks.
Paul

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MacRonin commented

There may be a nicer way, but you could always just use the standard theming switching block and allow users to switch themes. You could just setup two themes, one for the standard user and an alternate view for the larger type and diff background color

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mohammed76
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hello.

in one of the websites I designed I used javascript to do this trick. you could look at it if you go to www.nattiq.com/en

also, you could use some of the ideas that have been incorporated into the very accessible theme Flexible

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p6 commented

It's not very hard :). You can take a look at an example implementation on this theme: http://drupal.org/project/fontsize
There was also a module called Fontsize. But I don't think it's being developed any longer.

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lukasss commented

https://www.drupal.org/sandbox/lukasss/2743371

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