I might be overlooking something: where would I make changes to set my link images up to display with NO text? It seems like they are pulling the page name since I do not have the link text field defined...
http://brotherscountrysupply.com/store/treats-main.html
The images will explain what they do. If I could add an alt field for screen readers for each link (or each image) it would also be very useful.
Any ideas?
Thanks!!
Link Images with no text
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Re: Link Images with no text
The page link template determines what displays for links. You would need to edit the page template and in the [--DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE--] section change the code so it just displays the image.
You can add alt text to the images by going to Images, select the image, Edit Images and in the Alternate text: field enter the text you want the screen reader to say.
You can add alt text to the images by going to Images, select the image, Edit Images and in the Alternate text: field enter the text you want the screen reader to say.
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Re: Link Images with no text
Thanks Jim - very helpful. I'm not seeing [--DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE--] in my template though, all I see is
[-- LOOP LINKS --]
[-- LINK --]</a> |
[-- END_LOOP LINKS --]
Where would I find [--DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE--] ?
Thanks so much.
[-- LOOP LINKS --]
[-- LINK --]</a> |
[-- END_LOOP LINKS --]
Where would I find [--DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE--] ?
Thanks so much.
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Re: Link Images with no text
The [--DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE--] section is typically the very first section in the PAGE template. Just load the template in the editor and then do a search (Ctrl F) and search for "DEFINE LINK" and you should find it.
If there isn't one in the template then you shouldn't be seeing any link text or images so it has to be there somewhere.
If there isn't one in the template then you shouldn't be seeing any link text or images so it has to be there somewhere.
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Re: Link Images with no text
Oh wow - for some reason I wasn't searching in the edit box before and CTRL-F was not showing me anything. Sorry, I can't believe I missed that... thanks though.
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