11.2.1 for Windows

Foxit PDF Editor
Chapter 12: Accessibility User Manual
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Title
This rule is to check whether the document contains a title in its document properties.
If the check failed, right-click the rule in the Accessibility Check panel in the
navigation pane, choose Fix from the context menu in Foxit PDF Editor Pro, uncheck
Leave as is and enter the document title in the Description dialog box. Or, add the
title manually in the Title box in File > Properties > Description, and then select
Display document title in Window Options in File > Properties > Initial View.
Bookmarks
If the document contains 21 or more pages, but doesn’t have bookmarks that
correspond to the document structure, this rule check will fail. To add bookmarks to
the tagged document, right-click the rule in the Accessibility Check panel in the
navigation pane, choose Fix from the context menu in Foxit PDF Editor Pro, and select
the elements you want to use as bookmarks in the Structure Elements dialog box.
Color contrast
The check may fail if the document contains content that isn’t accessible to people
who are color-blind. To fix the issue, ensure that the document’s content conforms to
the guidelines in WCAG section 1.4.3, or select Replace document colors and set
high-contrast colors to the PDF viewer in File > Preferences > Accessibility.
Page Content
Tagged content
The rule check reports whether all content in the document is tagged or marked as an
artifact.
Artifacts are graphics objects that are typically not part of the author’s original content
but rather are generated by the PDF producer application in the course of pagination,
layout, or other strictly mechanical processes. Artifacts are not read by a screen reader.
Page numbers, headers, and footers are often tagged as artifacts.
To fix the issue, do any of the following in Foxit PDF Editor Pro:
• Mark the content as an artifact by right-clicking it and choosing Create Artifact in
the Content panel in the navigation pane.
• Tag the content using the Reading Order command in the Accessibility tab.
• Assign tags for text contents by selecting the text contents with the Select Text and
Image command, and then right-clicking the element in the Tags tree and choosing