Broken endnote tagging
When you use real endnotes in InDesign and export as a tagged PDF, the resulting tag tree is not generated properly.
This behavior can be reproduced for at least for InDesign 16, 17, 18.
Result now:
<P>
--<Note>
----<Link>
------OBJR
--ALL CONTENT
Minium correct result:
<Note>
--<P>
----<Link>
------OBJR
------Endnote number
----Endnote content
In addition: The placement attribute for <Note> should be "Block".
This can only be fixed with a lot of work in the PDF.
Best, Klaas
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Klaas commented
@Chad und Adobe: As <Note> can contain a lot of different content, the content inside a note must be tagged appropriate – this can be as <P>, but <L>, <Figure>, even <Table> can be the right choice, too. This is critical and not optional (see ISO 32000 & 14289).
Yes e.g. PAC ist making a <P> inside a <Note> a warning, but we should never build PDFs for having good results in special software.Best, Klaas (PDF/UA TWG Chair)
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Chad Chelius commented
I agree however a <P> should not be allowed as a child of the <Note> tag AND while they're fixing this, please set the <Note> tags to be Block-level elements.