The theme doesn't support styling for the catalogCategory page yet. It requires overriding templates/frontend/pages/catalogCateogy.tpl with theme-specific markup and additional styling if necessary.

The carousel used for the announcements (see this demo) has a couple issues that probably need to be addressed for accessibility.

1. When using the keyboard to focus on the prev/next buttons and then hitting enter, focus is dropped. It needs to stay on the same prev/next button. It looks like this is the case with the default bootstrap4 carousel.

2. There's no indication of what the buttons control. I'm not sure what the correct approach is here. With the pagination component I've used aria-live="polite". But I think that only works because the content is being replaced. Since the carousel works by selectively showing/hiding things, I'm not 100% sure that aria-live="polite" will signal the change to the user. In this inclusive carousel component article he suggests using something like this:

<div role="region" aria-label="Announcements" aria-describedby="instructions">
  <!-- slides -->
  <div id="instructions">
    <!-- prev/next buttons -->
  </div>
</div>

I'm not totally sure that nails our use case, and sometimes poorly applied aria can be worse than no aria, but I'm not aware of a better alternative here. These kinds of controls are tricky.

Of course, the other option is to get rid of the carousel and simply put one announcement up with a "View All Announcements" link.

The absence of the privacy statement agreement makes it impossible to register from without a context.

Using Smarty native plugin to obscure email with javascript. See: pkp/pkp-lib#5947

See: pkp/pkp-lib#5813

See pkp/pkp-lib#4522 for the examples

Hi, in the message.tpl template the main title key is "user.subscriptions.purchaseIndividualSubscription", but when message.tpl is used for the page shown during the reset of the password the result is a page with the title "Purchase Individual Subscription" instead of the expected "Reset Password".
How this can be fixed?
Best regards
Stefano

now:

expected:

We're using the template for our journal cjir.iir.cz. I would like to create an author index for the webpage, which is possible in OJS (https://ojs3.iir.cz/index.php/publicknowledge/search/authors), but I would like it to look similarly to the template. Would it be possible to code it for us?

Describe the solution you'd like
Themed Author index.

Thank you,
the editor of the journal,
Michal ([email protected]).

1. Duplicated dropdown menu
2. Fatal error on user registration complete page

Make sure to:

• Only stick to Bootstrap 4 and BEM classes
• Pay attention to semantic markup, and screen reader-friendly HTML
• Break up stylesheets into single block component per file, and keep blocks simple

TODO:

• Subscriptions
• My Subscriptions
• Browse authors (Authors Index)
• Author Details
• HTML galley
• PDF galley

See: pkp/immersion#44

a element inside list item should be a block element inside dropdown menus

Describe the bug
The full issue galley file uploaded in Issue > Issue Galleys does not appear on the front end. Tested on OJS 3.3.x

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to Issues
2. Click on Issue followed by Edit
3. Go to Issue Galleys
4. Create Issue Galley and upload file

Expected behavior
Full issue galley PDF should appear on Journals Front end (Homepage and/or TOC landing page)

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS Monterey 12.4
• Browser: Chrome
• Version 103.0.5060.24

Make sure to have all elements in article page:

• Article title
• DOI
• Pub IDs
• Issue title
• Issue section (to which article belongs)
• Volume info (number and title, if there is one)
• Date / time published (article AND / OR issue publishing date - because they can be different)
• Page numbers
• Authors
• Authors’ affiliations
• Authors’ bios
• Article image
• Abstract
• References
• Galley links
• Supplemental galley links
• Keywords
• How to cite
• Licensing info (copyright holder & year)

Used in search results, archive pages, author index.

The Dropdown menu – for example the "about" on the demo page: https://demo.publicknowledgeproject.org/ojs3/demo/index.php/pragma/issue/view/46 – works fine, but on the pdf article page – like this one: https://demo.publicknowledgeproject.org/ojs3/demo/index.php/pragma/article/view/977/512 – it does not work.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://demo.publicknowledgeproject.org/ojs3/demo/index.php/pragma/issue/view/46
2. Click on 'About', the dropdown menu works fine
3. Go to https://demo.publicknowledgeproject.org/ojs3/demo/index.php/pragma/article/view/977/512
4. Click on 'About', the dropdown menu does not drop down!

Expected behavior
The Menu is supposed to drop down, even on the pdf page.

• Browsers: I've tested it on Chrome, Safari, Opera, Edge, with the same effect.

It's as if the pdf.js was blocking the script for the dropdown menu.

Make sure to:

• Only stick to Bootstrap 4 and BEM classes
• Pay attention to semantic markup, and screen reader-friendly HTML
• Break up stylesheets into single block component per file, and keep blocks simple

TODO:

General pages

• Site index
• Journal index
• Archive
• Issue
• Article -- too much for this task, created separate issue #17
• Submissions
• Announcements
• Announcement

Informational pages

• Custom page
• Editorial team
• About
• Contact
• Information
• Privacy statement

Related to: pkp/ojs@f4cf12c

See: pkp/ojs#2437

See this fix from the default theme: pkp/ojs@f4cf12c.

The count($journals) in the site-wide index template didn't work. So you'll want to update your templates to use $journals->wasEmpty().

Also, the pagination can be removed because all journals are delivered to the template. There's no second page.

Alt text should be added to the indexJournal template

See: pkp/classic#88

Make sure to:

• Only stick to Bootstrap 4 and BEM classes
• Pay attention to semantic markup, and screen reader-friendly HTML
• Break up stylesheets into single block component per file, and keep blocks simple

TODO:

• My subscriptions
• Purchase individual subscription
• Purchase institutional subscription
• Registration complete

Some interactivity from the default theme (appearing fields depending on user selection) has been lost in this theme.
Also need to improve form layout.

See: pkp/pkp-lib#5753

Describe the bug
The list of recent issues shown on the homepage includes issues that have not been published.

Same issue as: pkp/healthSciences#152

Needs to be done for all themes

Thank you @thinkbulecount2!

See: pkp/pkp-lib#6400

Make sure to:

• Only stick to Bootstrap 4 and BEM classes
• Pay attention to semantic markup, and screen reader-friendly HTML
• Break up stylesheets into single block component per file, and keep blocks simple

TODO:

• Search
• Journal registration
• Site-wide registration
• Login
• Forgot password

https://github.com/pkp/pragma/blob/master/templates/frontend/pages/search.tpl#L24-L27

Displayed when there is no content (e.g. no search results, no back issues).

OJS 3.2.0-2
Article landing page.
Pressing on the affiliation button returns an error:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot convert object to primitive value
    at RegExp.test (<anonymous>)
    at HTMLDivElement.<anonymous> (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at Function.each (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at y.fn.init.each (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at y.fn.init.t._jQueryInterface [as collapse] (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at HTMLDivElement.<anonymous> (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at Function.each (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at y.fn.init.each (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at HTMLButtonElement.<anonymous> (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)
    at HTMLDocument.dispatch (app.min.js?v=3.2.0.2:1)

Given and family name were introduced instead of first and last.

Describe the bug
Text entered into the Section Policy WYSIWYG editor is rendered as source code (with html tags instead of proper formatting). The problem is isolated to the Section Policy -- all other textboxes appear as expected. Toggling to other Themes resolves the issue, so our guess was that there is a bug within the Pragma plugin?

Pragma was working well while we were using OJS 3.2.1.4, but broke after we upgraded to 3.3.0.8.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to Journal Settings > Sections > Edit > Populate Section Policy textbox with content
2. Navigate to reader view > Submissions > Scroll down to Sections

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows10
• Browser: can be replicated using Firefox, Chrome, and MSEdge
• OJS Version: 3.3.0.8.
• Pragma Version: 1.1.0

Images for JQuery UI, on which tag-it depends, are missing. See console error on the registration page. All themes are affected excluding the Default.

1. This commit adds journal description to the issue page but the $journalDescription variable is not assigned to this page.
2. h2 title needs localization: https://github.com/pkp/pragma/blob/master/templates/frontend/pages/issue.tpl#L22