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InDesign teamBevi Chagnon | PubCom.com supported this idea ·An error occurred while saving the comment Bevi Chagnon | PubCom.com commentedThis has been changed by the ISO PDF/UA committee over the past couple of years.
From the PDF/UA-1 syntax guide at https://www.pdfa.org/resource/tagged-pdf-best-practice-guide-syntax/
4.2.7.1 example:
<Note>
<Lbl>
<P>Think of the <Note> tag as a wrapper that contains the footnote's label and content, and possibly multiple <P> tags for lengthy, STEM and legal footnotes.
So please correct the exported tag structure per the Syntax Guide.
FYI, I have one sample footnote from government legislation that is 1.5 pages long, and contains many <P>, <L>, and <H2> tags in the single footnote.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Bevi Chagnon | PubCom.com commentedUpdate ver. CC:2019 / 14.1
TABLES:
YOUR VOTE IS NEEDED — We still need the ability to designate row headers, ID tags, and scope.FOOTNOTES:
Done in CC:2018!
Footnotes that are created using InDesign's footnote utility (or correctly created in Word and imported correctly into InDesign) are correctly tagged <Note>, and positioned in the reading order at the end of the paragraph.Done in CC:2019! Table Footnotes are correctly tagged and placed after the <Table> tag.
LINKS:
VOTE FOR THIS — We need to be able to add Alt-Text to hyperlinks.ARTIFACTS:
Be patient. This is being updated to comply with the forthcoming PDF 2.0 standard which will add the <Artifact> tag.ARTICLES:
VOTE FOR THIS — The Articles panel doesn't do everything we need it to do. The panel meeds some major revisions to meet our accessibility requirements.TOC:
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An error occurred while saving the comment Bevi Chagnon | PubCom.com commented+1. Thanks for posting this suggestion.
For more details about the problems with adding dictionaries, see this thread in the community forum https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign/adding-welsh-language-to-indesign/m-p/12106925#M432977
NIGHTMARE! Please correct the problems:
-- location of the dictionaries has changed.
-- Adobe's documentation is now out of date and useless.
-- New dictionaries are no longer automatically recognized and installed. Must be done manually by the user.