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+Q: In Six-Foot Tiger, Three-Foot Cage, some images have citations in them. Is it best to just transcribe this as “text reads:…” or should I use a long description with quote and citation styles? Maybe it will depend on the image? (If that's the case, it's still helpful to know I have options!) Here are two examples.
+{{ :public:nnels:etext:images:sourcecitation2.jpg?600 |}}
+{{ :public:nnels:etext:images:sourcecitation.jpg?600 |}}
+A: In these cases, follow the guidelines for transcribing text from images.
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 Q: I have a few questions about an infographic from "Values: Building a Better World for All" (Chapter 12).
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 A: As per the feedback, you will be making an accessible table that imitates this section of the schedule. Each cell will recreate the cells of the schedule exactly as they appear in the image. This is the most direct way to recreate this part of the image for a screenreader.
+Update: for the information that goes over multiple cells, just enter the full data into each cell.
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 Q: In Muddling Through, a portrait with a caption has stumped me!

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