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The paragraph text is missing, only section header text is showing.

In paragraph starting with 'One of the finest among these' in Boxwood

Possibly/probably because geojson attribute is missing in ve-map-layer tag

Most of the paragraphs in the cassava essay are appearing out of order, and the visualizations are showing up in different paragraphs too.

See first paragraph in Freedom From Scurvy section in Arbor vitae

For paragraph that starts with "By the early modern period, dittany was often described in herbals in three forms."

Viewer shows 3 separate images, when they should be placed side by side.

After the window is shrunk to a size that uses the vertical layout, 'X' icon remains on screen.

Have you encountered any issues with GitHub pages deployment after recent updates? My fork works locally but seems to fail on deployment.

for paragraph that starts with: "European understandings of the dragon tree evolved as scientific botany developed from the late medieval through..."

When an image is the second visual element for a paragraph, the title for the primary element remains at the top of the viewer.

Expected behavior:
-Mousewheel scrolling and Gesture scrolling on a touchpad (such as a Macbook touchpad) scrolls the essay component whether the header or the essay is hovered, but not when the viewer is hovered

• Touch scrolling on a touchscreen device (such as a smartphone) scrolls the essay component whether the header or the essay is dragged by one's finder, but not when the viewer is touch dragged

Actual behavior:

• When the mouse is hovered over the header element, scrolling the essay isn't possible without moving the mouse to the essay component. See video
• On a touch screen, the essay doesn't scroll when the header element (which is quite a lot of screen real estate on a smartphone) is touch dragged. The lower half of the screen must be touch scrolled instead.

In the first paragraph in Boxwood

I ran into a problem setting up internal links in juncture editor where the internal links function normally when opened with juncture preview but return a 404 not found page if the juncture page is opened in a separate link.

Some entities are not detected and linked in essay text. One example - the first paragraph in the Ancient Ideologies section in cacao is not detecting/linking forest garden and milpa.

See paragraph starting 'Thanks to the medicinal knowledge...' in [Arbor vitae])https://juncture-digital.org/jstor-labs/plant-humanities/arbor_vitae/)

Header does not resize for mobile friendly view

First paragraph in Freedom From Scurvy section in Arbor vitae

It appears that a GeoJSON label from a prior map is sometimes redisplayed on a subsequent map.

Use free version by default for Juncture. Provide a way to override this via site config.

Map doesn't load in paragraph 4 of dragon tree essay.

Map markers do not show right away, and appear a few minutes later after revisiting the paragraph.

Once upon a time I tested some labels for some images. Then I decided against using those labels, but the labels persist. I'm guessing because they're still on the manifest that's coming back from iiif.juncture-digital.org?

See https://juncture-digital.org/JSTOR-Labs/plant-humanities/heliconia/

For paragraphs that starts with:

"As many historians of science and medicine have concluded, the use of herbs to “draw the menses down” or “provoke menstruation” was rather well-known and commonplace in pre-modern Europe..."

"While contemporary scientific research has not assessed dittany’s biofactors in relation to reproductive health, researchers have identified pennyroyal’s key active compound, pulegone."

Second to last image in watermelon not loading; reloading the page didn't seem to help.

For example, in the paragraph 'It is clear that by the mid-seventeenth...' in Arbor vitae

show-labels is specified on ve-map tag but labels are not shown

The zoom to region when hovering over text is not working for image comparisons, for example in Dittany with the paragraph that starts with: "By the early modern period, dittany was often described in herbals in three forms."

In Heliconia, both paragraphs in section "Nature’s Network in Tropical Forests", D3Plus Ring networks render very small.

Allow for more information to be displayed on hover or click over nodes in network diagrqams

Build in a separate button to start zooming to annotations when the annotation player is active

Write a custom VS code extension as a syntax and attribute checker

In Mint essay, 4th to last paragraph that starts with: "The mint industry in Washington and Oregon would go on to develop in line with sophisticated mechanical planting techniques and harvesting equipment."

Dittany paragraph 7 uses a slider in labs site, but images are separate on Juncture. Also applies to dragon tree paragraph 3

For example, the paragraph starting with 'Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century...' in Arbor vitae

Text is not highlighted when hovering over markers (Montreal and Quebec) in map

In Banana essay, paragraph that starts with: "During this early period of renewed European interest in the banana, there was great uncertainty surrounding the identification, depiction..."

In Agave essay, paragraph that starts with: "Exchanging plant specimens and botanical knowledge was about more than solidifying friendship with like-minded individuals."

For instance, in cacao paragraph starting with "Far from its neotropical habitat..." there are 4 referenced locations with custom markers that do not get detected and displayed on map.

The last paragraph in Cacao includes a map and 3 images. Only the first image appears.

For paragraph that starts with: "The intensified commodification of the watermelon during the twentieth and especially early twenty-first centuries transformed the fruit’s appearance."

Paragraph that starts with : "Henderson's botanical illustration highlights a trait of sunflowers that we may overlook due to our casual familiarity with the plant. Its flower heads are not single blossoms."