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Re: Question: inlne headings
From: Jonathan Metz
Date: Aug 19, 2013 1:07PM
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Hi Judith,
I¹m a little confused by your comment. Are you saying that the only proper
way for headings to exist is on their own line and Bevi should tell her
designer that? What ³accessibility implications² are there for having
Headings not appear on their own line? What difference would headings make
in a document versus a web page?
Thanks in advance for the clarification.
Jon
On 8/19/13 2:55 PM, " <EMAIL REMOVED> "
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>If there are no other headers grouping this information, I would explain
>the Accessibility implications to the designer and then ask that they
>reconsider their layout, particularly since this is for a document and
>not a web page.
>
>Depending on whether the appreciate the importance of delivering an
>accessible document, that may be all the convincing you need. Otherwise,
>this is a larger teaching moment.
>
>Best,
>
>
>Judith Blankman
>
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>Thanks, Patarick. That looks like it would work in HTML and eventually in
>EPUB3 (which is based on HTML5 and CSS).
>
>In this case, these publications are designed in Adobe InDesign and
>converted to PDF where <DIV>, .classes, and CSS controls are not
>available.
>
>So it looks like the InDesign layout won't be able to format and convert
>an inline head for the PDF.
>
> Bevi
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