TexasGuy
49 States And Texas
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Houston, TX | HTML "alt" tag
Is it possible to include in HTML ALT tag something to force it to break line?
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rjackson
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join:2002-04-02
Ringgold, GA
clubs: | I don't think so.
The purpose of the ALT tag is to provide a description of the image for text-based browsers.
It's a shot in the dark, but you might try a "\n" inside your alt tag and see if that does it. I highly doubt it though. |
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Big_D
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join:2003-06-02
Augusta, GA | reply to TexasGuy
This worked for me in IE 6.
<img src="" alt="test
test">
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anthrorules
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Rollinsville, CO
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quote:
The purpose of the ALT tag is to provide a description of the image for text-based browsers.
Not only for text-based browsers, but also for those people who disable graphics in their GUI-based browsers, and also for people with visual impairments.
Check out the following website:
»www.section508.gov/
»www.w3.org/WAI/
You could consider using the longdesc attribute, which would allow you to provide a formatted description of the images in your web pages.
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TexasGuy
49 States And Texas
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join:2002-12-02
Houston, TX | reply to Big_D
Yeah, in IE it works. Thanks. |
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Big_D
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Augusta, GA | No problem, glad its working for you. |
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justin
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join:1999-05-28
Brooklyn, NY | reply to TexasGuy
The correct way to create tooltips over anything is TITLE=
ALT= is for text browsers for images only. |
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Nutty Hiker
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Rancho Cucamonga, CA
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| The man knows of what he speaks! Why is it that people neglect the TITLE attribute?
said by justin  :
The correct way to create tooltips over anything is TITLE=
ALT= is for text browsers for images only.
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