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                  Section 508 1194.22(d); 
                  
                  WAI
                  
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                  WCAG
                  
                  1.0 checkpoint 6.1
                  
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                     The page requires the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
                     Make sure the page can be understood and navigated without
                     applying style specifications.
                     
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                     Make sure the document can be read without style sheets.
                     
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                     Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a great technology for
                     separating content and its structure from presentation.
                     Usually when content is organized logically, it will be
                     rendered in a meaningful order when style sheets are turned
                     off or not supported. However, there may be situations
                     where CSS gets in the way, limiting accessibility to a web
                     page.
                     
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                     For example, old browsers do not support CSS, and thus page
                     authors should not rely on styles to convey information or
                     enable navigation. Also, user-defined style information
                     (such as font size, font color) should be unaffected by
                     styles specified in the page.
                     
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