Is there a way to add table header scope attributes using tagpdf?
I am using the excellent tagpdf latex package to create accessibiilty compliant pdfs from latex. I am able to create tags as expected but am having some trouble using the "raw" option to add some custom tags.
In particular, for tables to be compliant with accessibility standards the headers need to have the "scope" attribute set to being either "Both" or "Columns" or "Rows".
For example in the raw pdf this appears for a header cell as attribute "A" of the header cell with attributes {'/O': '/Table', '/Scope': 'Both'}.
I cant quite figure out how to create this tag in tagpdf. MWE is below
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{tagpdf}
begin{document}
pagestyle{empty} %
tagstructbegin{tag=Document}
tagstructbegin{tag=Table}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{ l | c | }
hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH,raw=/Scope (Both)}
h1
tagmcend
tagstructend &
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
\ hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
r1
tagmcend
tagstructend
&
tagstructbegin{tag=TD}
tagmcbegin{tag=TD}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
tagstructend
\ hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
tagstructend
tagstructend
end{document}
This compiles, and the other tags are fine, but the scope tag does not come through and I think it is because my use of raw isnt right.
tagged-pdf tagpdf
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clairekelley
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I am using the excellent tagpdf latex package to create accessibiilty compliant pdfs from latex. I am able to create tags as expected but am having some trouble using the "raw" option to add some custom tags.
In particular, for tables to be compliant with accessibility standards the headers need to have the "scope" attribute set to being either "Both" or "Columns" or "Rows".
For example in the raw pdf this appears for a header cell as attribute "A" of the header cell with attributes {'/O': '/Table', '/Scope': 'Both'}.
I cant quite figure out how to create this tag in tagpdf. MWE is below
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{tagpdf}
begin{document}
pagestyle{empty} %
tagstructbegin{tag=Document}
tagstructbegin{tag=Table}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{ l | c | }
hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH,raw=/Scope (Both)}
h1
tagmcend
tagstructend &
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
\ hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
r1
tagmcend
tagstructend
&
tagstructbegin{tag=TD}
tagmcbegin{tag=TD}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
tagstructend
\ hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
tagstructend
tagstructend
end{document}
This compiles, and the other tags are fine, but the scope tag does not come through and I think it is because my use of raw isnt right.
tagged-pdf tagpdf
asked 9 mins ago
clairekelley
725
add a comment |
I am using the excellent tagpdf latex package to create accessibiilty compliant pdfs from latex. I am able to create tags as expected but am having some trouble using the "raw" option to add some custom tags.
In particular, for tables to be compliant with accessibility standards the headers need to have the "scope" attribute set to being either "Both" or "Columns" or "Rows".
For example in the raw pdf this appears for a header cell as attribute "A" of the header cell with attributes {'/O': '/Table', '/Scope': 'Both'}.
I cant quite figure out how to create this tag in tagpdf. MWE is below
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{tagpdf}
begin{document}
pagestyle{empty} %
tagstructbegin{tag=Document}
tagstructbegin{tag=Table}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{ l | c | }
hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH,raw=/Scope (Both)}
h1
tagmcend
tagstructend &
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
\ hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
r1
tagmcend
tagstructend
&
tagstructbegin{tag=TD}
tagmcbegin{tag=TD}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
tagstructend
\ hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
tagstructend
tagstructend
end{document}
This compiles, and the other tags are fine, but the scope tag does not come through and I think it is because my use of raw isnt right.
tagged-pdf tagpdf
asked 9 mins ago
clairekelley
725
I am using the excellent tagpdf latex package to create accessibiilty compliant pdfs from latex. I am able to create tags as expected but am having some trouble using the "raw" option to add some custom tags.
In particular, for tables to be compliant with accessibility standards the headers need to have the "scope" attribute set to being either "Both" or "Columns" or "Rows".
For example in the raw pdf this appears for a header cell as attribute "A" of the header cell with attributes {'/O': '/Table', '/Scope': 'Both'}.
I cant quite figure out how to create this tag in tagpdf. MWE is below
documentclass{scrartcl}
usepackage[english]{babel}
usepackage{tagpdf}
begin{document}
pagestyle{empty} %
tagstructbegin{tag=Document}
tagstructbegin{tag=Table}
begin{center}
begin{tabular}{ l | c | }
hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH,raw=/Scope (Both)}
h1
tagmcend
tagstructend &
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
\ hline
tagstructbegin{tag=TR}
tagstructbegin{tag=TH}
tagmcbegin{tag=TH}
r1
tagmcend
tagstructend
&
tagstructbegin{tag=TD}
tagmcbegin{tag=TD}
h2
tagmcend
tagstructend
tagstructend
\ hline
end{tabular}
end{center}
tagstructend
tagstructend
end{document}
This compiles, and the other tags are fine, but the scope tag does not come through and I think it is because my use of raw isnt right.
tagged-pdf tagpdf
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