Hi @flavio20002!
Quarto just added PDF Standards and Accessibility in 1.9 and I ran all our tests with UA-1 accessibility enabled with Typst 0.14 --pdf-standard=ua-1
typst-orange-failed with the error below.
It looks like there is a structural problem here; I haven't investigated yet but will be glad to contribute.
Most of the other failures we see for Typst are expected, like missing alt text and missing title.
The one for orange-book is more interesting...
% typst compile --root . --pdf-standard=ua-1 example/main.typ
error: PDF/UA-1 error: invalid document structure, this element's PDF tag would be split up
┌─ my-outline.typ:10:2
│
10 │ ╭ box(width: 100%, inset: (y: insetSize))[
11 │ │ #grid(
12 │ │ columns: (1.2cm, 1fr, auto),
13 │ │ align: (left+top, left, left),
· │
24 │ │ )
25 │ │ ]
│ ╰───^
│
= hint: this is probably caused by paragraph grouping
= hint: maybe you've used a `parbreak`, `colbreak`, or `pagebreak`
Hi @flavio20002!
Quarto just added PDF Standards and Accessibility in 1.9 and I ran all our tests with UA-1 accessibility enabled with Typst 0.14
--pdf-standard=ua-1typst-orange-failed with the error below.
It looks like there is a structural problem here; I haven't investigated yet but will be glad to contribute.
Most of the other failures we see for Typst are expected, like missing alt text and missing title.
The one for orange-book is more interesting...