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Acrobat - accessibility - How can I separate two tags that got merged together?

Explorer ,
Oct 10, 2019 Oct 10, 2019

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I am working on a PDF. Somehow, two tags – a Head and Body Text – got merged.

How do I separate them and correct this situation? The Vision Coverage should be the H1 and the "All officers…" should be the <P> text.

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Community Expert , Oct 10, 2019 Oct 10, 2019

Use Acrobat Pro's Reading Order Tool to reselect the content and retag it.

  1. Order Panel
  2. Options menu
  3. Show Reading Order Tools
  4. The cursor now is a crosshairs.
  5. Drag around and select the letters for Vision Coverage and choose Heading 1 from the order tools.
  6. The remaining text should stay as a <P>, but if necessary, drag and select "All Officers and..." and tag it Text/Paragraph.
  7. Switch to the tags panel and check that you got what you wanted.
  8. Artifact any unnecessary empty <P>tags that are left ov
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Oct 10, 2019 Oct 10, 2019

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Use Acrobat Pro's Reading Order Tool to reselect the content and retag it.

  1. Order Panel
  2. Options menu
  3. Show Reading Order Tools
  4. The cursor now is a crosshairs.
  5. Drag around and select the letters for Vision Coverage and choose Heading 1 from the order tools.
  6. The remaining text should stay as a <P>, but if necessary, drag and select "All Officers and..." and tag it Text/Paragraph.
  7. Switch to the tags panel and check that you got what you wanted.
  8. Artifact any unnecessary empty <P>tags that are left over. Once empty, they can be safely deleted.

 

Separate and re-tag content.Separate and re-tag content.

 

When completed, the Order panel looks like this:

Re-tagged shown in the Order Panel.Re-tagged shown in the Order Panel.

 

And looks like this in the Tags Panel:

Re-tagged in the Tags Panel.Re-tagged in the Tags Panel.

 

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Thank you – that was super helpful.

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