Image descriptions in printable versions?

[Mitch Keller]

It looks like the printable versions of worksheets (and presumably the other printable things) are by default showing the #description of an #image fully expanded (and probably using that to compute the workspace allocations).

At a minimum, it would be good to have those collapsed and not used in computing the workspace allocations. I’d probably argue for having those hidden completely on the printable page (perhaps toggle-able?).

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[Oscar Levin]

Ah yes, I hadn't thought of this.  I think hiding them completely makes sense (for the print preview and version).  If an author wants a caption, they should use a caption.

It might be a bit before this can get merged into the CLI.  

Oscar.

[Mitch Keller]

Thanks, Oscar! I can temporarily comment out the image descriptions and bring them back after the update rolls out in the CLI.

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