Best Way to do "Skip Navigation" with CSS for 508 Compliancy
There is a requirement in Section 508 to code a "Skip Navigation" at the top of all web pages in order to allow the Seeing Impaired to bypass lengthy and repetitive top navigation.

Originally, I thought the best way to do this would be to put the words in the page and use CSS "display:none" to not show them. But I have read that you can't do this either.

Does someone know of a best practice to do a "Skip Navigation" hyper link at the top of all pages, but not have it visible on the screen to people with sight or without another disability? Can this be done with CSS without using the "Display:none" comment?
Best Way to do "Skip Navigation" with CSS for 508 Compliancy
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There is a requirement in Section 508 to code a "Skip Navigation" at the top of all web pages in order to allow the Seeing Impaired to bypass lengthy and repetitive top navigation.

Originally, I thought the best way to do this would be to put the words in the page and use CSS "display:none" to not show them. But I have read that you can't do this either.

Does someone know of a best practice to do a "Skip Navigation" hyper link at the top of all pages, but not have it visible on the screen to people with sight or without another disability? Can this be done with CSS without using the "Display:none" comment?