Some fancy headings are modelized as images instead of text. This practice is very common in children / young adult publications. There is no HTML problem there, as the heading is not empty. It passes successfully epubcheck 4.2.5 and Ace 1.2.2 Violation sheet.
Unfortunately, in this case, neiher heading's image nor heading's image's alt value is displayed in the Headings Outline.
This prevents human quality control of the Outlines, as the testers do not see any content on the <Hn> they are supposed to check.
Would it be possible:
either to display the heading's image (as it shows in the reader)?
or to display heading's image's alt value (if easier to implement and display into Ace report)?
This would ensure human quality control of the outlines. Morever, no fake errors will be reported to the EPUB subcontractor, and no bad workaround will be required. Plus, lately, no problem will occur with the independant EPUB certification organisms, which would be misled by the Headings Outline display.
Some fancy headings are modelized as images instead of text. This practice is very common in children / young adult publications. There is no HTML problem there, as the heading is not empty. It passes successfully epubcheck 4.2.5 and Ace 1.2.2 Violation sheet. Unfortunately, in this case, neiher heading's image nor heading's image's alt value is displayed in the Headings Outline. This prevents human quality control of the Outlines, as the testers do not see any content on the
<Hn>
they are supposed to check.Would it be possible:
This would ensure human quality control of the outlines. Morever, no fake errors will be reported to the EPUB subcontractor, and no bad workaround will be required. Plus, lately, no problem will occur with the independant EPUB certification organisms, which would be misled by the Headings Outline display.
Example: `
![chapter 1](Images/chapter1.jpg)
` Thanks!