List is not tagged as list
If an undefined or ordered list is used it needs to be tagged as list as well. The list tags will be automatically generated while exporting as PDF. However, you have to use the correct list tools in Microsoft Word or Adobe InDesign.
Proper tagged lists are important for people who need to use AT. It helps them to understand and navigate lists much better.
PAC 3 warning/error #
There is no warning or error for this issue.
Failure Conditions of the Matterhorn Protocol #
01-006 The structure type and attributes of a structure element are not semantically appropriate for the structure element. All of the following structure types must be taken into account. (→ manual testing)
16-003 Content is a list but is not tagged as a list. (→ manual testing)
Manual approach in Word #
The concerning text can be reformatted with the available list function.
For consistent formatting it's recommended to create or use an existing list style.
Manual approach in InDesign #
The concerning text can be reformatted with the available list function.
For consistent formatting it's recommended to create or use an existing list style.
Manual approach in Acrobat #
Manual tagging of lists are very time consuming and error-prone. It's recommended to use one of the solutions mentioned above.
The required tags are <L>, <LI>, <Lbl> and <LBody>. Each tags are described in “Overview of the PDF tags”.