add a section on how to change parts order

this should be added to the accessibility chapter

I would put this in a separate chapter about Language support

What would be the most accessible way to do this? add an actual H5P activity? embed an iframe?

need to enter this in a way so it's not read as an actual shortcode. any idea on how to do this?

I removed the video section because the video was very outdated. Maybe we can add one of Steel's videos instead?

should we add updating H5P libraries to this chapter as well?

Added this based on the task description.

Link to Result part

I feel this bit is not necessary.

I would actually prefer to refer to the Directory where they can pick any book. That way we don't need to ensure that this book continues to exist.

remove the two sentences

Remove section

The screenshot below is a good illustration, but not accessible. What should the alt text be? Could it include a link to an actual example?

once H5P chapter is reviewed, add link to the (not yet existing) section "Active the H5P plugin"

should we add a link to https://guide.pressbooks.com/chapter/create-interactive-content-with-h5p/ for this section?

according to the H5P release overview, the latest version would be https://h5p.org/sites/default/files/h5p-math-display-1.0.33.h5p - should we test it before linking to it?

should mention that this happens in the visual editor

if we want to keep the content accessible, we can't just post a screenshot, but would have to show a live version of this. this would mean either activating WP QuickLaTeX for the guide (I don't think it would interfere with MathJax as there are no MathJax examples), or actually pointing to an external link.

what "option" does this refer to? the plugins menu item? or WP QuickLaTeX in the list? or the Activate link? I would suggest removing this sentence, as it is the standard to do when something doesn't work like it should. or am I missing something?

This could be a separate chapter (or included in the Editor chapter)

We should mention that the description can't serve as the accessible description for an image. That has to be linked to separately.

Video: I would replace it with a video that focuses on table accessibility. The current video shows how to create a table and then add content and then shows how to designate a row as the header row; this is not sufficient for accessibility. For accessibility reasons it is also necessary to go to Table cell properties and choose Cell type: Header cell and **Scope: Column" (or row).

separate the two tasks. ("using the visual editor" is not necessary in the title)

structure: 1. Add a table 2. Change Table Appearance * Apply preset styles * Adjust Table Width and height * Change Border Weight * Add Table Caption 3. Make Your Table More Accessible 4. Add or remove table rows or columns 5. Delete a table 6. Create Interactive Tables with TablePress

replace screenshot below with actual tables (accessibility)

add information on what file types? this information should be available somewhere, but maybe in the network manager guide?

The xyz window opens up. add screen shot of that window (without clicking any of the options first)

I am not sure how much detail we want to give here. Not sure how frequently this feature is being used. If we want to give more info, we could list the steps for each edit action. They differ a lot and have some slightly tricky steps. Especially the last step differs (sometimes it's enough to click Apply, sometimes it's necessary to click Save Edits

We are not sure in what cases already inserted images are affected.

I don't really understand what this means and therefore why it is relevant to users.

could add a link here to the section in "Create and Manage Chapters" that refers to the "Status & Visibility" panel

this adds code tags which could prevent content from being displayed for some Safari users (this is the case when the tags are wrapped around H5P activities)

replaced screenshot

redid the screenshot (without text)

took out the paragraph with they keyboard shortcuts. they don't work on Mac.

should this be part of this chapter or rather the "Edit" part? as it's part of the Satus & Visiblity panel, maybe leave it in this chapter, but refer to it in the "Edit Content with Visual and Text Editor" chapter?

changed title to distinguish better from "Edit" part and chapters

adjusted title - anything related to using the editor should be in the chapter https://university.pressbooks.pub/guidetestedits/chapter/edit-content-with-the-visual-text-editors/ or other chapters in that part

There is an entire chapter on this: https://university.pressbooks.pub/guidetestedits/chapter/edit-content-with-the-visual-text-editors/ I would suggest removing this section.

Testing an annotation.

Screen shots: * declutter * green highlighting

Look up at least 5 parks for next week's assignment.

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