Edit: Figured out what the issue was: I had an image set as the marker for the list items.
New Question: How do I apply alt text to an image marker for a list item?
Should I just not bother? The image is purely decorative, and I wouldn't have thought it would need alt text since it's just a list marker. I'd rather use the image if possible, but I also need the document to be proper UA-1.
Original post:
New Question: How do I apply alt text to an image marker for a list item?
Should I just not bother? The image is purely decorative, and I wouldn't have thought it would need alt text since it's just a list marker. I'd rather use the image if possible, but I also need the document to be proper UA-1.
Original post:
Hello! Maybe I missed something important in the user manual (apologies if so!), but I've run into an issue I can't quite figure out.
I'm trying to make a PDF/UA-1 of a document that uses the <ul> and <li>tags. When I convert, I receive the following error message:Figure structure element is missing alternative text on page 3
I've narrowed down that the issue is my lists, but I'm not sure how I'd go about adding alternate text, nor where. My research pulled up the prince-alt-text CSS property, but applying it to either element seems to make no difference in the error. Edit: Commenting out the <li> tags (while leaving the <ul> tags) seems to resolve the error, but obviously I no longer have the content in those lists.
I'm also not sure why a list is turned into a figure, but I know very little about PDF, so I'm not too worried about that unless someone thinks I should be!
How should I resolve this situation? Should I not be using these tags for this purpose?
Edit: I should probably include my code, huh? Here it is:<ul> <li>Here is an example entry.</li> <li>Here is another example entry.</li> </ul>
Edit: After further testing, I've discovered that this doesn't happen if I use <ol>. Perhaps I did miss something!
Edited by gggoats
