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adds new "Instructions for depositing multimodal dissertations and supplemental materials to Columbia University Libraries" which has been reviewed by GSAS
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@edmadrid will you please review when you have the chance? I wasn't sure about using H6 tags for the items at the end - Websites, Software, Datasets, and Audiovisual materials. I opted to bold the 'headings' but feel this is likely not the best approach. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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I agree that the bolded headings look better than it does as H6 elements, but it might be better for accessibility tools that navigate the page if we use H6 tags and add style rules for H6 to make the heading a little bigger and bolder. |
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adds new "Instructions for depositing multimodal dissertations and supplemental materials to Columbia University Libraries" which has been reviewed by GSAS