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Reverse the order of structure panel tags

Community Beginner ,
Mar 25, 2022 Mar 25, 2022

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How do you reverse the order of tags in the structure panel so that the newest tag is at the top of the panel, not the bottom of it? CS5

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Mar 28, 2022 Mar 28, 2022

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Did you try to drag n drop a tag?

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I believe you are referring to XML tags in InDesign's structure panel, and not PDF accessibility tags.

 

XML tags follow the reading order of the content itself, not a chronological order. That's why it's call the structure tree of the document and not a timeline.

 

In XML, it doesn't matter whether a tag is the"Newest" or "Oldest."

 

So if you want a particular tag (and it's content) to appear at the beginning of the structure tree, then you must copy/paste the content at the beginning of the reading order. The tag should move with its content.

 

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