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Feature: HTML validity
In order to verify that the application in HTML5 valid
As a user
I want to the pages to conform to the W3C HTML5 validation
Scenario: Home page (unauthenticated)
When I am on the home page
Then the page should be HTML5 valid
Scenario: Home page (authenticated)
Given I am logged in as "archivist1@example.com"
When I am on the home page
Then the page should be HTML5 valid
Scenario: Search Results (unauthenticated)
Given I am on the home page
When I follow "Article"
Then I should see "TITLE OF HOST JOURNAL"
And the page should be HTML5 valid
Scenario: Search Results (authenticated)
Given I am logged in as "archivist1@example.com"
When I am on the home page
And I follow "Article"
Then I should see "TITLE OF HOST JOURNAL"
And the page should be HTML5 valid
Scenario: Record view browse (unauthenticated)
Given I am on the show document page for hydrangea:fixture_mods_article2
Then I should see "TITLE OF HOST JOURNAL"
And the page should be HTML5 valid
Scenario: Record view browse (authenticated)
Given I am logged in as "archivist1@example.com"
When I am on the show document page for hydrangea:fixture_mods_article2
Then I should see "TITLE OF HOST JOURNAL"
And the page should be HTML5 valid
Scenario: Record view edit (authenticated)
Given I am logged in as "archivist1@example.com"
When I am on the edit publication page for hydrangea:fixture_mods_article1
Then the "journal_0_title_info_main_title" field should contain "TITLE OF HOST JOURNAL"
And the page should be HTML5 valid
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