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Spec-SSVThe issue affects the EPUB Structural Semantics Vocabulary 1.1 WG NoteThe issue affects the EPUB Structural Semantics Vocabulary 1.1 WG NoteTopic-MediaOverlays
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Describe the problem
When working with highly illustrated content in Media Overlays, a number of <audio> elements or <text> elements could be descriptions.
For example in a comic book:
- I could describe the panel first
- then provide textual or audio equivalent for captions and speech bubbles
You can take a look at the Accessible Comic that I've created for another PR to see how this would work: https://github.com/HadrienGardeur/accessible-epub-comics
A dyslexic reader won't necessarily need these descriptions and it would be useful if reading systems could offer skippability on such elements.
With our current list of terms in SSV, I don't see any element that could be a good fit.
Describe the fix or new feature you propose
I'd like to introduce a new epub:type value for this purpose: description
Here's an example of how this could work in SMIL:
<seq epub:type="panel" epub:textref="page1-script.xhtml#page1-panel2">
<par epub:type="description">
<img src="page1.jpg#xywh=42,694,296,297"/>
<text src="page1-script.xhtml#page1-panel2-description"/>
<audio src="audio/page1-panel2-description.mp3"/>
</par>
<par epub:type="balloon">
<img src="page1.jpg#xywh=42,694,296,297"/>
<text src="page1-script.xhtml#page1-panel2-bubble"/>
<audio src="audio/page1-panel2-bubble.mp3"/>
</par>
</seq>I'll update my full example to reflect this proposal.
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