Hi everyone,
has anyone updated the jquery files included in the webhelp template to a
later version?
If yes, I would be grateful for your input.
Thanks in advance,
Katharina
Hi Holger,
we are generating PDF/UA from DocBook at work (but we use a different FO
processor).
The FO processors have support/extensions for
- role tagging to generate the tag structure (we handle this in the xsl layer,
but of course autotagging may also be an option, if supported by the
On 03/04/2017 21:12, Holger Bast wrote:
...
Here are some of my resources, maybe they can help you:
I've added some late-in-the-day thoughts...
The following document gives a short overview how xml structural
information can be applied to pdf. The document contains also a list
of elements
Hi there,
thanks all for your replies! Accessibility is getting more and more important,
not only for public authorities.
I read a bit in the documentation of XEP
http://www.renderx.com/files/XEPUserGuide.pdf as well as the link Tony
provided. It seams to me that both processors already include
I think you've summed it up Holger.
http://www.pdf-accessibility.com/ is of little help.
I can only suggest you override the xsl-fo templates to add structural
information
from the source.
(which assumes you need printable content?)
HTH
On 3 April 2017 at 14:25, Holger Bast
Dear all,
I'm trying to generate "tagged" and "accessible" PDF documents, via docbook5 ->
xsfl:fo -> pdf (with Apache FOP and docbook-xsl v1.79.1). I tried both
FOP-parameters (accessibility/PDF-UA) and received a tagged PDF file. But I
found out that there is no structural information inside
