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Images inserted with markdown markup are using the same text for alt text as for the figure caption. It would be better to use a simple default for missing alt text, e.g. "graphic without alt text"
Example: Figure 1 in RJ-2012-006
RJ-2012-006.Rmd (partial)
![Figure 1: Conceptual model of the Apple Xgrid framework (derived from
graphic by F. Loxy)](images/xgridframework.png){#fig:input1
width="100%"}
RJ-2012-006.html (partial)
uQmCC" style="width:100.0%" alt="Figure 1: Conceptual model of the Apple Xgrid framework (derived from graphic by F. Loxy)" />
<figcaption aria-hidden="true">Figure 1: Conceptual model of the Apple Xgrid framework (derived from
graphic by F. Loxy)</figcaption>
Potentially the alt text or the caption could be added as an attribute like the figure number and the width?
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Not sure if I put this issue in the right place - if the attribute needs to be defined in rjtools, then it's fine as is. But it may just be an issue for converting legacy articles, cc @Abhi-1U.
Comment from @ajrgodfrey
RJ-2012-006.Rmd (partial)
RJ-2012-006.html (partial)
Potentially the alt text or the caption could be added as an attribute like the figure number and the width?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: