The escaped italic tag turns into the "<italic>" part.
@Melissa37 do you think we should strip all tags from the CoiStatement? Or, should <italic> be turned into <i> tags? I tried the <i> tag and it is still valid according to the PubMed citation checker. I do not see the CoiStatement displayed on the pubmed page, so I'm not sure what the allowed formats are regarding inline tagging.
First run of the new PubMed library today, and looking at the files produced. All seem to be valid.
One for the PubMed deposit for https://cdn.elifesciences.org/articles/31065/elife-31065-v2.xml, in the
<CoiStatement>
I noticed an escaped tag.The XML has this
and the PubMed deposit CoiStatement ends up like this:
The escaped italic tag turns into the
"<italic>"
part.@Melissa37 do you think we should strip all tags from the CoiStatement? Or, should
<italic>
be turned into<i>
tags? I tried the<i>
tag and it is still valid according to the PubMed citation checker. I do not see the CoiStatement displayed on the pubmed page, so I'm not sure what the allowed formats are regarding inline tagging.