Adding an empty alt attribute for accessibility validation #121
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Looks good to me, thanks! |
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Just use a A blank alt is not good for acessibility, is just more junk code. <img src="[src]" role="presentation"><!-- valid code --> |
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@odahcam Sounds good, thanks |
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Actually, an empty alt text is the recommend way for ATs to ignore them. Having no |
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Accessibility validation tools will report an error because the zoomed image created does not contain a required alt attribute. I've set it to an empty string.