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53 votes
Dax Castro supported this idea ·
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1 vote
Hi,
Thanks for connecting with us. We have taken you suggestion and we have kept it in our radar. Currently we do not plan to implement it in near future but you may see it coming in future releases.Thanks
RachitAn error occurred while saving the comment -
2 votes
Hi,
Please specify the issue you are facing. I’m not able to understand the issue here.Thanks
RachitAn error occurred while saving the comment Implementing this feature would create more accessibility barriers. How would someone using Assistive Technology "highlight" the text and know where they are going? This would be a violation of several WCAG principles.
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23 votes
Hi,
I have escalated the request to the higher management and we have kept it in our radar. You may see it in our near releases.Thanks
Rachit -
8 votes
An error occurred while saving the comment Would be a great step in making Acrobat more keyboard accessible too! In CommonLook you can move tags up or down by holding Ctrl+Alt+Up or Down arrow and the tag moves up or down within the parent tag.
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11 votes
Hi,
Thank you for contacting us. I have raised the issue with the engineering team. We have kept it our radar and will be fixing it in the near future.Meanwhile I would suggest you to use Reading Order tool to mark the Figure as Artifact for fixing the issue.
Please update to the latest version of Acrobat Pro DC to experience new features.
Thanks
RachitAn error occurred while saving the comment @LRS The Read Order is dictated by the tags tree. When you look at the Order panel and see the items are out of order this is only read by a few outdated screen readers. PDF/UA mandates tag order not "Order" panel. But if you are going to set that, you should set it first before adjusting the Tags tree because it will move your tags around. Super Frustrating. Wish there was a "Match Tags Tree" button. Would make life SO MUCH easier!
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10 votes
Hi,
As we checked on our side, this issue is related to the tagging functionality in InDesign. Please log the issue with them.Thanks
RachitAn error occurred while saving the comment This is a repeatable issue.See page three of the attached file. Any hyperlink that has more than one line just stacks <OBJR> tags based on how many lines the url takes up
<Link>
<Link - OBJR>
<Link - OBJR>
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14 votes
Hi,
Thanks for contacting us. Can you please provide some sample files with the PAC3 checker results so that we can check the difference and proceed accordingly.Thanks
RachitAn error occurred while saving the comment PAC 3 checks for PDF/UA-1 and Acrobat Checker only looks at WCAG 2.0. So you will always get different results. Acrobat has a PDF/UA checker in the Preflight tools but it is burried.
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14 votes
You can easily see this if you use the Set Alternate Text tool in the Accessibility Toolset. It allows you to cycle through everything that should have alt-text to see what the entries are.