Re: [orca-list] Is this web site totally inaccessible?

["John G. Heim" <jheim math wisc edu>]

Ah, so the trick is to figure out what to type by listening to the 
contents of the dropdown lists. Then type that into the text box and do 
something. I haven't quite figured out what triggers it to make the next 
box editable. A general tip I discovered from messing with this is that 
flat review works best if you close all     other tabs besides the one 
you are working on.


On 02/24/2017 02:36 PM, Kyle wrote:
> It took a little bit of wiggling around with flat review and such, but 
> it's not totally inaccessible, and I think I could even enter the 
> appropriate information without flat review now. The read only text 
> entries become writable when needed, and if multiple routes or stops 
> match, you should be able to enter more details from the list that 
> pops up below the text box until there is a single match. Hope this 
> helps.
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