The Pink Triangle Trust

Finding your way around

There are several ways of getting around the site:

• Using the site map. This provides a direct link to every page on the site.
• Using the navigation areas that appear at the start and end of every page (apart from the home page). These always provide a link back to the home page and site map. Usually they also include a link to a menu of related pages and to adjacent pages in the same group.
• By following links within the text.
• Using the Site Search facility on the home page.

Accessibility

This site is designed for easy access:

• via a wide range of web browsers, whether graphical or text-only, visual or non-visual
• using a wide range of screen resolutions, window sizes and font sizes
• over relatively slow dial-up connections

The site uses Cascading Style Sheets for aspects of screen-based presentation such as layout, fonts and background colour. For most people using graphical browsers, the pages will appear best in browsers that support style sheets, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 (or later) or Netscape Navigator 4.0 (or later). If you are using an older browser, or your browser’s style-sheet option is switched off, all information should still be readily viewable but it will probably appear in monochrome and with different layout. Non-graphical browsers will give best results if they support HTML 4.0 or later.

This site has been tested using nsgmls for conformance with XHTML 1.1. It uses web-safe colours, no animated graphics, no JavaScript for navigation, and no frames.

All pages of this site are in English. Unfortunately we do not have the resources to translate and maintain the information in other languages. However, if you are fluent in another language and want to volunteer to translate some of the material, please let us know.

Apart from language, if you have any difficulty in accessing any part of this site, please let us know.

Links

Links between pages on this site should always work. Links to other sites, especially to individual pages, may break from time to time as sites close down or change their addresses. If you find any out-of-date or broken links, please let us know and we will correct or remove them.

The symbol after a link indicates that the link is to a document in Portable Document Format (PDF). This format is typically used for documents intended to be printed rather than read on the screen. You can read or print PDF documents using the free Adobe Reader (formerly called Acrobat Reader) from Adobe.

The symbol after a link indicates that the link is to a document in Microsoft Word format. You can read or print most Word documents using the free Word Viewer 2003 from Microsoft. Links to Word documents are used only as a last resort for third-party information that is not available in a more readily accessible format. There are no Word documents on this site.

The and symbols are inserted using style sheets and will not appear if your browser does not support style sheets or your browser’s style-sheet option is switched off.

Your links to this site are welcome. Please use the address http://www.pinktriangle.org.uk/. You may also link to any individual page using the URI address given at the bottom of the page. To ensure that your links are durable, do not use alternative addresses which you may find on search engines or other sites, or displayed by your browser when you access the page. Although these may work in the short term, there is no guarantee that they will remain valid indefinitely. If you make any links to this site, please let us know so that we can tell you in the unlikely event of future changes that might invalidate your links and, if appropriate, we can make a reciprocal link to your own site.

Your feedback

Your comments on this site are welcome. Send e-mail to webster@pinktriangle.org.uk, remembering to identify yourself and make it clear which aspect or page you are referring to. You can do this easily from any page using the e-mail link at the bottom of the page. This will cause the page address to be inserted automatically as the subject line of your message.