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Remembering 20th-Century Chesterfield Navigational Tips |
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Use your browser's back button to reverse your direction. Keep in mind that you want to look at the top left of the page (Back Arrow) to help navigate. If you click on the X to the top right of the page, you will close your browser completely. You might like to bookmark the site or add it to your "Favorites" so that you do not have to type or copy and paste the URL each time you access the web site. If you have difficulty reading something, you can go to your pull-down menus to VIEW (third from the top left) and pull down to TEXT SIZE and go to the right and select a larger size. I think the default is MEDIUM. When you finish the page, you might want to reset the text to medium. Each page works independently; so you will have to do this procedure for each page you wish to enlarge. If a page does not load correctly, try clicking on your Refresh button. It it still does not load correctly, let me know so I can check the code to see if there is a problem. If you note an error in the function of any page, bring it to my attention so I can check it out on the server. I could not always understand the numbering system used by the mail service. When it did not fit my purpose, I created a number for that site. If you are looking for a particular site and can't find it, look around close by. I might have numbered it differently. This is especially true about sites where buildings once stood but are vacant today. Not all locations are included. Because I am working from out-of-town, it is difficult to get all the data needed to include every location. I hope I do have a representative group of sites. If you have a site that you want included, please send it to me. I might have to place it at the end of any group impacted by a new site because I have tried to design text and photos to be viewed from left to right. Since the computer is reading top to bottom, it becomes difficult to insert something. It just does not bump everything back one space. I have no problem adding something; just understand that if the group to which something is added is large, it will go at the end of that group. |