On 3.9.2023 15.36, Mihail Balabanov wrote:
Hi,
When I thought about it, 'simulated' also sounds weird. The manually
formatted headings, list numbers, captions and other items are neither
fake, nor simulated. They are *actual* list headings, numbers, captions,
etc., just done manually, in a way we don't recommend. The software may not
recognize them as such but any reader would.
So I think a more precise description would be 'manually added list
numbers', 'manually formatted headings' or something along these lines.
Cheers,
Mihail
Note that this is from the perspective of the accessibility checker and
from the perspective of accessibility functionality of any software used
for reading the produced PDF files. In this strict context where you
have to conform to a certain structure, they are not actual captions.
Ilmari
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