We've tried to design the Flora website to be accessible to everybody. We hope you find it easy and enjoyable to use.
The site has a simple structure. At the top of every page, there are six useful features: a Large text link to increase the text size for the site, a search function, links to this page, the Site Map, the Keep in touch section and the Contact Flora section.
The left-hand navigation expands as you click on the pages. There are seven second-level pages, some with third-level pages under them. There are some fourth-level pages on more detailed topics such as cholesterol.
There is another feature designed to help you navigate, just under the name of each page: a breadcrumb trail, which tells you where you are in the site. The name of the main section is given first, then any sub-section, if appropriate, then the name of the page you are on.
Access Keys
This website has a number of keyboard shortcuts set up to help with navigation using the letter and number keys on your keyboard (not the number pad).
The following access keys are available throughout the website:
- S = Skip navigation
- C = Contact Us
- P = Print View
- M = Site Map
- K = Keep in touch
- 0 = Accessibility
- 1 = Home Page
- 2 = What is heart health?
- 3 = Living for a healthy heart
- 4 = Search
- 5 = Heart Healthy recipes
- 6 = Which Flora is right for you?
- 7 = Test the Nation
- 8 = Privacy Policy
- 9 = BUPA / Flora pro.activ offer
- N = Legal Notice
- Z = Spread the Love
- Y = Omega 3 Under The Sea
How you activate Keyboard shortcuts depends on your browser and operating system.
Windows users
Press the Alt key in combination with the relevant Access Key:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 - press 'Alt' and the letter at the same time
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and 6 - press 'Alt' and the letter, then press 'Enter'
- Netscape 6 and above - press 'Alt' and the letter at the same time
- Mozilla Firefox 1 and above - press 'Alt' and the letter at the same time
Please note that Access Keys are not supported by Netscape 4 and Opera 6.
Macintosh users
Macintosh users should press the Ctrl key in combination with the relevant Access Key.
Under Mac OS 9, Access Keys are not supported by Internet Explorer 4, Internet Explorer 4.5, Mozilla, Netscape 4 and Opera 5.
Please note that under Mac OS X 10, Access Keys are not supported by Mozilla, OmniWeb 4 and Safari.
Text Size
You may change the size of the text of this website using your browser:
Windows users
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 and above: go to the View menu and select Text Size. In Text Size, choose Medium, Larger or Largest.
- Netscape 4: go to the View menu then choose Increase or Decrease font.
- Netscape 6 and above: go to the View menu and select Text Zoom. Then choose the setting that best suits you.
- Mozilla Firefox 1 and above: go to the View menu and select Text Size. Then adjust the size to suit you
Macintosh users
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and above: go to the View menu and select Text Zoom. Then choose the setting that best suits you.
- Netscape 6 and above: go to the Edit menu and select Preferences; Then choose the setting that best suits you.
- Mozilla Firefox 1 and above: go to the View menu and select Text Size. Then adjust the size to suit you
Images
All content images used in this site include alt text.
We strive to comply with the W3C WAI's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and aim for our pages to conform to W3C Level AA compliance.
All pages use well-structured semantic markup. For example, <h1> tags are used for main titles and then <h2>, <h3> used for subtitles. Jaws users may skip between headers using ALT+INSERT+1, ALT+INSERT+2, etc.
Pages are also tested in the following screen reader - Simply Web
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