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Answer:

We recommend that unless you are familiar with the source code, you should not attempt to use it to edit pages because of the difficulties an accidental deletion could present.

The easiest way around this is to take steps to avoid complicating the code. For instance, do not click and drag text or images around your page and always paste imported content as plain text.

Answer:

Yes, here is a quick reminder of the main keyboard shortcuts that you will find useful:

  • Cut
    CTRL + X (PC)
    Command + X  (MAC)
  • Copy 
    CTRL + C (PC)
    Command + C (MAC)
  • Paste 
    CTRL + P (PC)
    Command + P (MAC)
  • Select All
    CTRL + A (PC)
    Command + A (MAC)
  • Save
    CTRL + S (PC)
    Command + S (MAC)
  • Undo
    CTRL + Z (PC)
    Command + Z (MAC)
  • Redo
    CTRL + Y (PC)
    Command + Y (MAC)
  • Bold
    CTRL + B (PC)
    Command + B (MAC)
Answer:

When building a web page, we strongly recommend using images from the University of Nottingham image bank. These images have either been commissioned by the university or else purchased with unrestricted copyright, so their use is completely authorised.

If you use images from elsewhere, you must ensure that their copyright license allows you to use them and you follow any restrictions on use, for example, giving credit. They should also follow our brand style, please read our photography pages for more information.

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When a page is created as a part of a school website, the correct colour and navigation bar are automatically applied.

New content is expected to meet the university brand guidelines. In order to maintain a uniform layout, we recommend using appropriate heading sizes (keeping Heading 2 styles beneath a Heading 1, etc), focusing important information on the top left of the page, with any images on the right, and formatting text to clearly present information.

Answer:

The university brand has been developed with colour deficiency and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines in mind. Our brand guidelines give details of all university colours and how they work in terms of contrast, font size and accessibility on the university website and in print.

  • General guidance on colour vision deficiency can be found on the NHS website
  • See information on accessibility of the university's website
Answer:

You must isolate if someone in your household has had a positive test or is symptomatic.

If you are a close contact of the symptomatic/infected person, or have been contacted by the NHS Track and Trace service, you should isolate. 

However, if you are not a close contact, are not symptomatic, haven't have a positive test, and haven't been contacted by NHS Track and Trace, you do not need to isolate.

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