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Section 5.9: Using the Reading Order Tool
To open the Reading Order Tool:
Go to Tools then Accessibility.
From the drop-down, select Add Shortcut.
You'll then see it appear as a purple icon in the right-side Tools Pane.
If you've previously created this Accessibility shortcut, you can just access it directly from the Tools Pane.
Select Reading Order.
This The Reading Order Tool, formerly known as the Touch Up Reading Order Tool (TURO), provides a visual method for adding and editing tags. While it achieves the same outcome as working in the tag tree, this tool offers a more intuitive tagging experience, especially for those unfamiliar with HTML tagging.
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Note: Drawing a box around the content can sometimes be challenging. The tool may accidentally include extra blank space or miss parts of your selection. If this happens, simply click the mouse to clear the selection and try again until you’ve selected the correct content.  |
To use the Reading Order Tool:
Click on the Prepare for Accessibility Tool in the Tasks Pane.
The Prepare for Accessibility Pane will open. Go to the bottom of the listed tools and click Fix Reading Order.
The Reading Order Tool will appear. Keep in mind that this tool doesn’t offer all possible tag types, so if you need one that isn’t listed, you’ll have to create that tag in the Accessibility Tags
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pane.
Next, draw a rectangle around the content you want to tag and select the desired tag type (e.g., Heading 1).
The tool automatically creates the tag and associates it with the selected content. Whether you choose this visual approach or prefer to edit tags in the tag tree depends on your personal preference.
Section 5.10: Container Tags
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