InDesign styles and tag structure

- [Instructor] One of the most important things…that you can do in your InDesign layout…to ensure proper tagging when you export…to an accessible PDF, is to utilize paragraph styles…when you're formatting the text of the document.…By using styles, not only do you get…consistent formatting throughout the document…which doesn't really affect accessibility per se,…but by using those styles, we can control…which tag gets assigned to that text when…it gets exported to a PDF, and I'm…going to show you how that works.…

So, I'm beginning this video with…the styles dot INDD file already open,…and I want to start looking at some of…the paragraph styles in this document.…So, I'm going to open up my paragraph styles panel…by going to the window menu, styles, paragraph styles,…and I'll just kind of dock that over here…so it's at the ready, and what I'm going to do…is I'm going to start by scrolling down towards…the bottom of the page and I'm just going to click inside…of the text that says employee manual,…and even though the text is fairly small,…