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After changing incorrect tags on images from “Table” to “Figure” the accessibility report still says that they are tables missing headers
I am adding tags and alt text to a long report with a goal of passing the Adobe accessibility report. I first ran the “automatically tag PDF” tool to create tags. The tool incorrectly tags some chart images as tables. I have changed the these tags from “Table” to “Figure” in both the “Reading Order” tool and the “Accessibility Tags” tool. However, when I run the accessibility report, it still flags these chart images as tables missing headers or failing the table regularity test. What else do I need to do to ensure that these chart images are correctly tagged?
I am adding tags and alt text to a long report with a goal of passing the Adobe accessibility report. I first ran the “automatically tag PDF” tool to create tags. The tool incorrectly tags some chart images as tables. I have changed the these tags from “Table” to “Figure” in both the “Reading Order” tool and the “Accessibility Tags” tool. However, when I run the accessibility report, it still flags these chart images as tables missing headers or failing the table regularity test. What else do I need to do to ensure that these chart images are correctly tagged?
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Remove Table Tags from Reading Order: make sure the “Table” tags are completely removed. Sometimes, remnants of old tags might be lingering in the structure, causing confusion in the accessibility report.
