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HTML on Publisher and Journal Pages
As a publisher on JSTOR you can provide us with information about your organization and your publications that will be displayed publicly for JSTOR users to learn more about you. This information is displayed in both the description sections and on the right hand side of your Publisher and Journal pages. If you have questions about Publisher Pages, Journals Pages, and the information you can include on them, contact us at support@jstor.org
When your information is sent to JSTOR, we use HTML in our own systems to display your information in appealing and accurate ways. You can send along information in plain text, provide styling advice, or you can send along your own HTML embedded information.
Supported HTML Tags
We are able to support a large amount of HTML tags primarily focused on font styling and formatting, as well as some that include media. The list of support attributes, found below, is subject to changes in the future, in compliance with new safety information. If you have intentions for your copy that conflict with the new consistency, please contact us at publishers@jstor.org.
Font Styling
- Heading 2, <h2></h2>
- Bold, <b></b>
- Strong, <strong></strong>
- Italic, <i></i>
- Emphasis, <em></em>
- Underline, <u></u>
- Small, <small></small>
- Deleted Text (Strike-through), <del></del>
- Citation, <cite></cite>
- Quotation, <q></q>
- Subscript Text, <sub></sub>
- Superscript Text, <sup></sup>
- Computer Code, <code></code>
- Preformatted Text, <pre></pre>
Formatting
- Bi-Directional Override, <bdo></bdo>
- Allowed attributes: dir and lang
- Block Quote, <blockquote></blockquote>
- Line Break, <br>
- Paragraph <p></p>
- List Item, <li></li>
- Order List, <ol></ol>
- Under ordered List, <ul></ul>
- Description List, <dl></dl>
- Term Definition, <dt></dt>
- Term Description, <dd></dd>
- Division, <div></div>
- Allowed attributes: id and align
- Span, <span></span>
- Allowed attributes: dir and lang
Media and Linking
- Anchor, <a></a>
- Allowed attributes: href*, rel, title, and target
- Image <img>
- Allowed attributes: alt, src*, and title
*These attributes must direct to an absolute http:// or https:// URL.