Table and list split into separate structure elements at page breaks

[BartCardan]

content spanning multiple pages currently is separated in multiple tags. A list, table, paragraph, etc starting on page X and continuing on page Y, should be inside one <L>, <Table> or <P> instead of separate tags.

Attached sample HTML and PDF contains samples of the issue.

I am currently working on WeasyPrint 69.0.

Accessibility is our main focus so all our PDF's generated with WeasyPrint should be fully accessible conforming PDF/UA and WCAG.
WeasyPrint is so far the best solution. I have a version of the same PDF where I merged the tags afterwards, only rewriting /K and /P. It still validates, so the format allows one element to own content on several pages. Happy to attach it if that helps. Let me know.

sample.html

sample.pdf

[liZe]

Hi!

Thanks for the report.

Yes, that’s a major problem for accessibility. The tagging structure has been originally added in WeasyPrint to please validators more than real users, and even if a lot has already been done to improve the situation, we still have deep architecture problems like this one.