(d) Documents shall be organized so they are readable without requiring an associated style sheet.

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1. Use style sheets to control layout and presentation, but test the pages with various browsers to ensure satisfactory presentation with those that don't support style sheets.
   • In Netscape:
     Edit | Preferences | Advanced
     Uncheck "Enable style sheets." Click "OK"
   • In IE:
     Tools | Internet Options | General
     Click on "Accessibility" (bottom of page)
     Check "Ignore font styles specified on Web pages."
     Click "OK" and "OK" again.
2. Following are some helpful references for using style sheets:
   
   WSU Style Sheet
   http://www.wright.edu/web/style/cssdefinitions.html

Using Style Sheets to Create Margins
http://www.wright.edu/web/style/cssmargins.html

Reference Web Site for CSS Master Compatibility Chart 
http://www.webreview.com/style/css1/charts/mastergrid.shtml