Making accessible tagged PDFs with Prince medium.com/@bruce_39084/m… - the latest build of Prince gives you even more control. A simple and practical guide by @brucel (9 minute read).
"CSS doesn't have a notion of page "spreads", but the "float-defer" properties make it possible to place an image over a spread: one part of the image is shown on the left page, and the other part is on the right."
@wiumlie shows how! princexml.com/howcome/2021/g…
Warning: Geese.
Hello Prince 14!
🥂 CSS calc() support!
✨ Color emoji fonts and SVG fonts!
🔥 Multipass formatting with JavaScript!
🦄New column and page float features!
🎉 and, of course it produces tagged, accessible PDFs.
🆓 Free for non-commercial use.
princexml.com/releases/14/
Prince 13.6 is out, including support for SSL version TLSv1.3, signed and notarised Prince binaries to avoid warnings on MacOS Catalina, a whole lot of tasty improvements of SVG and CSS filters, and a load of bug fixes in PDF tagging for accessibility: princexml.com/releases/13/
The fantastic 500 page httparchive's 2020 almanac is out. As is fitting for this annual look at the markup, CSS and accessibility of 7 million sites, the PDF version is a tagged, accessible PDF generated by Prince from the source HTML. almanac.httparchive.org/en/2020/