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Spacing following paragraphs to at least 2 times the font size;
For web-based content, it's recommended that this be tested using the following CSS:
p {
margin-bottom:2em!important;
}
Currently, the ARC Toolkit feature for adjusting text spacing seems to apply the other 3 properties from this SC, but not spacing following paragraphs.
To Reproduce
In ARC Toolkit, go to 'Highlight'
Select the option to 'Check Text Spacing'
Inspect the page styles and/or visually check the style differences on the page.
The following CSS is injected, which does not include paragraph spacing.
The Text Spacing feature in ARC Toolkit applies all of the style properties that are specifically called out in SC 1.4.12 to the best of its ability.
Note that I say 'to the best of its ability' here because there is an assumption that authors are using HTML <p> elements to define paragraphs of text. This is not always the case and it is not uncommon for authors to use generic <div> elements or similar for blocks of text. However, applying these properties to generic elements like <div> would be unwise, and not a good representation of the intent of this criteria.
Version information
Browser and version: Google Chrome version 109.0.5414.119
ARC Toolkit version: 5.4.2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
SC 1.4.12 including the following style property:
For web-based content, it's recommended that this be tested using the following CSS:
Currently, the ARC Toolkit feature for adjusting text spacing seems to apply the other 3 properties from this SC, but not spacing following paragraphs.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The Text Spacing feature in ARC Toolkit applies all of the style properties that are specifically called out in SC 1.4.12 to the best of its ability.
Note that I say 'to the best of its ability' here because there is an assumption that authors are using HTML
<p>
elements to define paragraphs of text. This is not always the case and it is not uncommon for authors to use generic<div>
elements or similar for blocks of text. However, applying these properties to generic elements like<div>
would be unwise, and not a good representation of the intent of this criteria.Version information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: