How to Ensure Parent Page Items are Properly Tagged in an ADA PDF in InDesign?

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July 18, 2024
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Wondering if anyone knows how to have an item (logo or text box) that is on a Parent Page and properly tagged respect that tagging when creating an ADA PDF. It seems items on the Parent Pages are ignored.

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Correct answer Mike Witherell

This was interesting reading:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/pdf-accessibility-master-page-items-artifact-by-default-how-to-change/td-p/9674396

Mike Witherell

Correct answer

Community Expert

This was interesting reading:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/pdf-accessibility-master-page-items-artifact-by-default-how-to-change/td-p/9674396

Mike Witherell

davecourtemancheAuthor

Inspiring

That solution read as unlocking / over-riding the parent page items. That is not what I want to do. That seems to defeat the point of a parent page item.

Frans v.d. Geest

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Repeating items are supposed to be artefacted, so you can detach the logo once, say on the first page and add the Alt text. Once is enough for such a repeating item.

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