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PDFUA-236: Order of marked content sequences within a tag correctly set #215

Closed zakkinsey closed 1 month ago

zakkinsey commented 1 year ago

Jira issue originally created by user @unknown-jira-user-2:

The objective of this technique is to show how to order content within a tag to match the author’s intent.

Often, when text or a page is rotated, the content order within the tags is incorrect. In this example, the content order within the paragraphs is correct. Even though English is written left to right, the lines of text within the paragraphs are ordered from the right side of the page to the left.

zakkinsey commented 1 year ago

Comment created by @PaulRayius:

For metadata, I added Matterhorn 01-006 and WCAG 1.3.1 because, while it might be a little bit of a stretch, where the test procedures mention the reading order "matching the author's intent" I would also take that to imply that the tag type should also match the author's intent.  

Moving this along for review. 

(This is the same comment I added to #191, #192, and #235.)

zakkinsey commented 1 year ago

Comment created by @unknown-jira-user-2:

I do believe 01-006 and WCAG 1.3.1 are too much of a stretch for PDFUA-191, PDFUA-192, PDFUA-235, and PDFUA-236.

zakkinsey commented 1 year ago

Comment created by @unknown-jira-user-6:

Deleted a "the" in the first sentence of the description

zakkinsey commented 1 year ago

Comment created by @unknown-jira-user-7:

Minor issue detected with our PDF/UA verifier: the language tag "nb_NO" is not valid BCP47, which requires a hyphen not an underscore - manually repaired file attached as "revised"