There are a number of techniques to use on Glow Blogs to make Sites more suitable for dyslexic users.<\/p>\n
We are not giving advice on the best way to make blogs accessible\u00a0for dyslexic\u00a0users but giving example of how to acheive a few commonly suggested solutions.<\/p>\n
There is a lot of general advice online, for example: <\/span>Making Information Accessible \u2013 Dyslexia Friendly Style Guide \u00ab Dyslexia Association of Ireland<\/a><\/p>\n Glow Blogs are limited as to the number of themes and the option those themes give for display, but with the Jetpack plugin and its CSS editing module you can do a variety of things to help.<\/p>\n We will use this site to demonstrate some ways of doing this. Each example will have the CSS needed to do the same thing if you are using the same theme as this blog: TwentyFourteen<\/strong>.<\/p>\n To use the CSS snippets from this site, just copy from the page that shows the ones you want to use and paste into the CSS editor on your site.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There are a number of techniques to use on Glow Blogs to make Sites more suitable for dyslexic users. We are not giving advice on the best way to make blogs accessible\u00a0for dyslexic\u00a0users but giving example of how to acheive a few commonly suggested solutions. There is a lot of general advice online, for example: … Continue reading OpenDyslexic Font<\/span> Pages on this Site<\/h2>\n