Adding page content

Page content can be added in a manner similar to adding a watermark or background. The difference between adding page content and adding a watermark or background is:

1.

If the PDF document is already tagged (structured), text may be supplied to specify the text read by a screen reader. Note that adding untagged pages to a base-document which is a structured PDF document, either from other PDF sources or with the TableOfContents or BlankPage elements, will not result in their being tagged, even if a PageContent element is added to those pages. (See PageContent.)

2.	The page content added in this manner is not removable by other DDX elements.

3.	Multiple PageContent elements may be specified per page.

The alternate text provided to the screen reader should be identical to the text within the page content element or accurately describe the graphic within the page content. In the following example, doc1 is a tagged PDF document:

Example: Adding page content for screen reading

<PDF result="doc2">

  <PageContent appears="Behind" alternateText="This is highly Adobe Confidential.">

    <StyledText><p><This is highly <graphic source="AdobeConfLogo.pdf"/>.</p></StyledText>

  </PageContent>

  <PDF source="doc1"/>

</PDF>

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