Figure element on a single page with no bounding box

[@Krupfi2207]

Thank you very much for the helpful instructions! At one point I still have a problem, maybe you can help me - I would appreciate it very much: So if I have deleted the tag of the figure , but when I want to tag the figure (picture) again, it doesn't work. I select the graphic completely and tag it as "figure", but when I then select the graphic again and click on "find tag from selection" on the left, the program does not find any. What can I do about this? I would be very happy about an answer :)

[@PolarusPM]

Is it an only existing solution? I have to do it without sighted assistance.

[@funkygrrl5900]

This doesn't work on a layered figure created in InDesign probably with text inside of it. If you delete the figure and retag it, the layered text inside of it disappears. In the content panel it has been artifacted, but taking it out of the content tag, then retagging as a paragraph doesn't work. Since layered pictures are the standard way of designing in Photoshop and other Adobe products, you need to come up with a solution for that.

[@Jazzdude_]

Thank you for this video. However, this is ridiculous. These are official state regulations and it takes tens of steps to do all of this manually. In 2021 this is not acceptable and a complete waste of time. Microsoft and Adobe need to step up fast!

[@ashwinikhadke3724]

What if figure has text inside it. then how to tag it? If I tag the content as fig it has path inside the figure tag. but no fig. What to do at that time?

[@juliejumeaufms4703]

hello, how can we get to the xmp file? thanks