Captions and alt text display in material theme

[joemull]

Describe the bug Here are a few more article display issues to make you aware of related to the way captions and alt text display in the material theme:

• Alt text (JATS ) is visually displayed rather than being put into the alt attribute of the HTML img element. Is this an XSLT issue?
• There isn't any space after the fig div before the next p, which makes the caption (or currently the alt text) look like the start of the paragraph that follows it and makes it hard to read. Could the CSS add some space in there?

Also attaching a screenshot of the inspection pane. XML is available for download from the article.

Janeway version 1.3.9

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://journals.publishing.umich.edu/gs/article/id/855/
2. Scroll to figure 7.1.
3. See alt text and lack of space before next p

Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

Screenshots

[pgoussy]

Bumping this up because I just encountered some articles w/ image alt-text, and the text tagged with <alt-text> (seemingly correct per JATS spec) is still visually displaying in the HTML: https://journals.publishing.umich.edu/gs/plugins/typesetting/preview_galley/article/2489/galley/1732/

[pgoussy]

Bumping this up yet again to point out that evidently it is not limited to the Material theme. The alt-text displays visibly with OLH as well--and unlike Material, the styling and alignment of the displayed alt-text appears identical to regular paragraph text, without any indication that it's part of the preceding figure/caption.

https://journals.publishing.umich.edu/ars/plugins/typesetting/preview_galley/article/3986/galley/2032/

[ajrbyers]

@pgoussy I’ll speak to the team tomorrow about adding a fix to liquid XSL for this. Permafix is in for the 1.5.1 release.

[pgoussy]

@ajrbyers Do you think a hotfix for this is feasible? Or will we need to wait until 1.5.1?

[mauromsl]

@ajrbyers Do you think a hotfix for this is feasible? Or will we need to wait until 1.5.1?

Now that you have the Liquid XSLT plugin, it should be fine to add this to your install as soon as it is ready. I'm on the case