The final requirement in our top seven most important requirements has to do with skip 
navigation links. This section 508 guideline requires that each page have a means of skipping 
repetitive navigation. The good thing is if you are using one of the CSUCI approved templates, 
this issue has already been taken care of for you. Let me show you an example. I've opened 
up Firefox and I'm going to browse to the CSUCI web site and I'm going to go to the academic 
programs web page. If I disable the styles in my browser window by using the web developer tool 
bar and I disable all images, I can see that the very first link that is embedded within my page 
said skip to content. This link is invisible to people that are using browsers visually but a 
person that is using assistive technology such as a screen reader would here skip to 
content as the first link on any web page. Clicking on that link enables the user of assistive 
technology to jump right to the body text of the page to hear the rest of the page be read or 
accessed through assistive technology. To re-enable styles, click the CSS button and uncheck 
the all styles option. And to re-enable images click the images button on the web 
developer tool bar and uncheck the all images option. So again, if you're using the official 
CSUCI template, as most web pages do such as OPC, information technology, and 
academic advising, this issue has already been taken care of for you simply by using the 
CSUCI template. If you are not using a CSUCI template, we recommend that you contact the 
web services office via the IT help desk at CSUCI to obtain assistance with incorporating 
skip navigation into your web site. Here's a brief overview. After the body tag within the 
HTML of your document, you'll need to add a specification set of HTML code. Once that code is 
added, additional HTML will need to be added at the start of the actual page body content. In 
addition, CSS code will need to be added to the style sheet for the web page and once that has 
been incorporated, this is approximately how it will look. Again, for most people, it will 
be easier simply to contact the web services office for assistance with this issue.