Checking if your block tags are in place

The easiest way to check if your block tags are placed correctly is to run the "Block tags report" export. You can find this export in the document menu at the top of the table of contents view in Tangelo.

This will provide an overview file (.xlsx) of all block tags from the "Tags that must be applied if corresponding information is present in a report", and the name of the section(s) in which it is applied.

To check the tagging in detail, you can use the ESEF preview as described in the steps below.

Step 1: Run the ESEF wizard in Tangelo

Run the ESEF wizard on your document. 

Step 2: Go to the preview of ESEF in Tangelo

Then go to the preview of the ESEF file. This will open a new window in your browser that displays your xHTML file from the ESEF package. 

 The middle button will open the preview .

Step 3: Check if a section has a block tag

Scroll to the section or element that is tagged.  When clicking somewhere in that section or element, a blue box will appear around the content that is tagged. This indicates there is an ESEF element, just as it does in Tangelo itself. Hovering over the section/element will display a blue box as well, indicating there is an element there. This blue box only appears when clicking on the content that is tagged or hovering over it.

Step 4: Check the block tag(s) itself

To see what tag a block is tagged with, see the properties pane on the right side of your screen. If you haven't clicked on the content yet, the properties will be empty: 

However, as soon as an element is clicked and the blue box appears, the properties pane will display the information about this section/element: 

In this example the properties pane displays that there are two block tags being used. The first is the block tag: ifrs-full:DescriptionOfReasonWhyFinancialStatementsAreNotEntirelyComparable and the second is ifrs-full:DisclosureOfAccruedExpensesAndOtherLiabilitiesExplanatory.  

The viewer always displays the full IFRS tag. 

These are the IFRS tags taken from the input in Tangelo.