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Added

  • Notes: a page with images that have no alt text, and how many, with the
    instruction to add alt text in Google Docs. See
    ADR-029.
  • Notes: a page with images cropped in Google Docs, and how many. The site
    shows such an image whole, the part cropped away included; the note says to
    check that part and to crop an image before inserting it. Publication is
    unchanged. The manifest records the count as croppedImages. See
    ADR-030.
  • Notes: a page with images larger than a size the project sets, how many,
    and the largest. The size is sync.largeImageMegabytes in
    site.config.json, 2 MB unless set, read from the published files on
    every sync, so changing it needs no export. Nothing about the images
    changes.

Changed

  • An image without alt text is published with an empty alt instead of
    "Image from" and the document's title, which read as a description to AI
    agents and screen readers. A page that opens with such an image takes its
    summary from its first words instead.
  • A heading that holds only an image is published as a paragraph, instead of
    a heading with no words in the table of contents.
  • An image with a title and no alt text takes its title as its alt text,
    and a blank title is no longer carried into the page.
  • The first sync after upgrading exports every document with images
    converted through the HTML export once more, to count them, and rewrites
    the pages the changes above reach: an image without alt text or with only a
    title, a heading that holds only an image, an image inside a table, which
    loses the blank title Google gives every image, and the section pages whose
    summaries change. Other pages are left as they are; the manifest records
    the count as undescribedImages.
  • A page that comes out the same keeps its page, and its manifest record now
    follows what the conversion found: the export it came through and its
    warnings, as well as the count.