1306939 - <img> tag missing from HTML Element reference docs

Status: RESOLVED FIXED

(Developer Documentation Graveyard :: HTML, defect)

Description

[gilbertson.david]

What did you do?
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Read the docs on this page: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element

What happened?
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I didn't see <img> in the list

What should have happened?
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I should have seen <img> in the list, probably under "embedded content"

Is there anything else we should know?
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Comment 1

[John Whitlock [:jwhitlock]]

I agree, and a staff writer will probably agree at our meeting in the morning. It is a wiki, and you could create an account and get credit for improving the page.

Comment 2

[gilbertson.david]

I was planning on making the change myself (I'm all about the credit :)), but I don't see the table on the edit page, just this:

{{HTMLRefTable({"include":["HTML embedded content"], "exclude":["multimedia"]})}}

which was a bit beyond me. Is that something I can find and change?

On a related note, <picture> is missing too. Oh and <content> and <element> can probably go from the web components section.

Comment 3

[John Whitlock [:jwhitlock]]

Sorry, I didn't look at the page source. You are right, it makes heavy use of a KumaScript template to do the work:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Template:HTMLRefTable

I think the "Image and Multimedia" is probably the right section, with the tag "multimedia":

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element#Image_and_multimedia

The issue appears to be that <img> has the tags "HTML", "embedded", and "content", but not the multi-word tag "HTML embedded content", so it is not cached by the macro.  Once the correct tag is added, a force-refresh should add <img> to the HTML/Element page

Thanks for bringing this up. There are probably a few other pages in the same situation.

Comment 4

[Eric Shepherd [:sheppy]]

Fixed. The problem was indeed tagging; <img> didn't have the "Multimedia" tag on it. Now it does, and it shows up in the "Image and multimedia" section.