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"Decorative" <hr> elements, e.g. for chapter break, or surrounding an illo, rather than a true thought break that was probably part of the original text: add aria-hidden="true" to the <hr> element. See Winnie-the-Pooh for example. Addressed by Flag added hr elements as decorative #1844
Possibly put <main> (or <main role="main">) at start & </main> at end of book during HTML autogeneration. PG header footer will end up outside that when WWed. PPer can adjust position, e.g. to exclude adverts, for some books. Don't do this one - it's better for ebookmaker to handle it. Addressed by Add <main> tags around whole book #1859
Possible report on use of plain <i> or <b>: "Fix" button could convert to <em> or <strong> - would need to also convert next matching closing tag. Question: does it need to consider nesting, e.g. <i><i>double</i> italics</i>? I think not. [**ETA - after further consideration, I think the Regex Library file italic_semantic.json is OK for this, rather than a new tool. Would need to add a <b>--><strong> entry to it. Addressed by Add <b> semantic markup fix to regex library #1850
<hr>elements, e.g. for chapter break, or surrounding an illo, rather than a true thought break that was probably part of the original text: addaria-hidden="true"to the<hr>element. See Winnie-the-Pooh for example. Addressed by Flag addedhrelements as decorative #1844<main>(or<main role="main">) at start &</main>at end of book during HTML autogeneration. PG header footer will end up outside that when WWed. PPer can adjust position, e.g. to exclude adverts, for some books. Don't do this one - it's better for ebookmaker to handle it. Addressed by Add<main>tags around whole book #1859<nav>tags around autogenerated ToC. Addressed by Add<nav>around HTML autogen-ed ToC #1846<i>or<b>: "Fix" button could convert to<em>or<strong>- would need to also convert next matching closing tag. Question: does it need to consider nesting, e.g.<i><i>double</i> italics</i>? I think not. [**ETA - after further consideration, I think the Regex Library fileitalic_semantic.jsonis OK for this, rather than a new tool. Would need to add a<b>--><strong>entry to it. Addressed by Add<b>semantic markup fix to regex library #1850