During the usability study, some participants looked for the formatting dropdown so they could wrap their content headings in the correct, accessible tag. None of them realised they could configure the default WYSIWYG toolbar. One user manually created the h2 tags in the source view, on save these were stripped out. One user made do with bolding the heading instead.
Drupal 8 should support correct and accessible markup out of the box.
Enable the formatting dropdown and support for h2-h6 on the standards install.
Agree to make these changes
Patch
Test
A formatting dropdown
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | Screen Shot 2015-08-13 at 13.54.58.jpg | 395.97 KB | lewisnyman |
| #5 | Screen Shot 2015-08-13 at 13.54.08.jpg | 444.33 KB | lewisnyman |
| #4 | h2_h6_headings_to_editor-2521906-4.patch | 6.85 KB | merilainen |
Comments
Comment #1
lewisnymanComment #2
merilainen commentedThis will add h2 and h3 as allowed elements and also adds the Format button to the Basic HTML toolbar as default during site-install.
Comment #4
merilainen commentedUpdated the failing tests to match the allowed html elements.
Comment #5
lewisnymanAwesome! I manually tested this patch after a fresh install and I can confirm that it works as expected.
Comment #6
lewisnymanComment #7
alexpottI don't think we need to worry about an upgrade path here as existing site might well have customised the list already - or want the more limited list. Added the standard commit credit for UMN 2015.
Usability improvements are prioritised during beta. Committed 9deeb7e and pushed to 8.0.x. Thanks!
Comment #9
wim leersShould we have a button for users that have the permission to change the text format/editor configuration, to jump directly to the configuration page?