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Originally Posted by KevinH
Then where exactly do they point in your code? Can you point me at one specific place in your code and the exact line number and warning message generated?
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Well, let's see... the first warning I get reads as follows...
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WARNING (ACC-011) at "Thoreau-Walden_and_Beyond0112b (EPUB3).epub/OEBPS/Text/about-koster-penman.xhtml" (line 50, col 252):
SVG hyperlinks should have a human-readable title (using the 'title' child element or the 'xlink:title' attribute).
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...and line 50 in the file mentioned is the following paragraph...
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<p class="text" style="text-indent: 0em;"><b style="font-size:262%;">I</b><span class="smallcaps">N</span> the aim of creating a “colour photograph” of Henry David Thoreau — which you can view at the <a href="#penman-artwork">end of this chapter</a> — <span class="nowrap">I decided</span> to start with the daguerreotype taken by Benjamin D. Maxham at Worcester, Massachusetts on June 13<sup>th</sup>, 1856, as shown on the <a href="#maxham">preceding page</a>. In fact, three of these portraits were made at that time; however, they are all virtually identical except for minor, negligible differences. These daguerreotypes were done initially at the request of a Rochester, Michigan admirer named Calvin H. Greene, who had sent Thoreau $5<sup>.00</sup> so that he could have one made for himself, and also asking that copies of Thoreau’s two books be sent to his brother in California. Thoreau had earlier responded to Greene’s request for a portrait by writing to him that he would “[.*.*.] have the best of me in my books [.*.*.] I am not worth seeing personally — the stuttering, blundering, clod-hopper that I am,” but eventually the portraits would be done and Greene was sent one along with a letter which said, in part, “While in Worcester this week I obtained the accompanying daguerreotype — which my friends think is pretty good — though better looking than I.” In addition to the portrait and letter, Thoreau also included $1<sup>.70</sup> in change (the two other daguerreotypes made at that time were given to Thoreau’s Worcester friends H.G.O. Blake and Theo. Brown).</p>
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I can only assume that "col 252" (mentioned in the epubcheck warning) is the link in the above paragraph that reads...
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<a href="#maxham">preceding page</a>
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...which is a link pointing
to an SVG image ("maxham").
I have 292 of these warnings -- and I certainly don't have
that many SVG images! It's hard to believe that I have that many HTML links within the book that point "to" SVG images, too, but it's a pretty huge book, so maybe I do.
I don't know -- what the heck to I know?
