- Issue created by @charles belov
- First commit to issue fork.
If an image has been added to the media library without alternative text, then subsequent attempts to insert that image into page content do not force supplying the missing alternative text.
I recognize that this would not normally happen on a manual image upload in the default Drupal configuration, but it could happen inadvertently as a result of a data upload or a temporary site misconfiguration.
These steps are intended to create a testable case with minimal effort, so testers don't have to intentionally create a faulty data upload.
Option one:
Expected result: A dialog box opens containing the Alternative text field, which is highlighted as being required.
Actual result: Nothing happens.
This is the issue filer's preferred option because it solves the issue for all future uses of this image.
Option two:
Expected result: Get error message that the image is missing alternative text. The editor would need to use the slashed eyeball icon to add the alternative text for that image on this page only.
Actual result: Nothing happens.
This is the issue filer's second choice because it solves the issue for this page only.
I would expect a similar solution for an image field that uses the media library.
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