I know I have logged into Studio before - but it won't accept what I have for a userid/password. I attempt to reset my password but get no email - so am assuming something is amiss. I try to register

To do a reboot of Javascript on a page do a Control F5 or Control-Shift-R on PCs. For Apple, I think you can substitute command for control.

If you use windows, I believe it is ctrl F5, for a complete refresh, that removes the cache. Cheers,

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Is there an ETA for this topic, "CSS standards to allow picking a style for tables"? Thanks, Ly

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Thanks for that styles update Delmar. Ly, we’ve tried to make accessibility as easy as possible to implement for authors. Although the gridlines are more CSS styles than accessible coding. You should

It is not in there. I have been meaning to built those styles for awhile, but got sidetracked with building all the other parts of the LibreVerse. I will get it up this week for you. Delmar

Joshua, could you point me to where in the blog note that shows how the gridlines are created? I tested a table, ran the accessibility, and still see no gridlines after the accessibility checker was d

Thank you! I agree having a style to select is more intuitive. I look forward to having this feature soon. Ly

This helps, but we need to make some CSS standards you can pick from to style your tables. We will get that addressed in a few days and let the thread know. Cheers, Delmar

If you run the Accessiblity Checker within libretext after importing, it’ll create an accessible table with the gridlines you’re looking for. https://blog.libretexts.org/2022/09/26/checking-in-with-li

The Accessibility Checker built into libretext will auto tag table rows and columns as headers and ask for a table summary from the user. This allows screenreaders to identify tables with more informa

It is important for accessibility that you ensure headings are on your columns and if applicable on your rows…make sure under table properties the first row is selected as column headings - if necessa

There is no such thing as an alt-text for tables. Even captions are not required by WCAG (as I have been told), but I strong recommend it.

When I right-click on a table to get to table properties, the caption field is greyed out. How do I enter the caption? Is alt-text needed for a table if I have a caption?

I looked under format and style but can't find an option to format a table with gridlines. Is there such a stylesheet or some other way of making gridlines for a table?

The joys of client side javascript...

On a Mac - Command-Shift-R - now it works....thanks Pat Patrick McClanahan Professor of Computer Science Science and Math 252 San Joaquin Delta College Stockton, CA (209) 954-5323