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CSS help: Add alt tag to social icons

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danielfinn

I was wondeirng if it was possible to add an alt tag the social icons that come with Pagelines as default.

For example, I am using an SEO plug-in which searches through pages and finds thing to improve on. It tells me that each pages has at least one image without an alt tag. As most of my pages don't have images on, I am presuming it is finding the social icons.

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Danny

Hi,

Which Social icons are you referring to, as the ones in the Branding area already have alts tags.


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danielfinn

I am referring to the LinkedIn Facebook and twitter icons found at pagelines/siteoptions/headstand footer. On this screen I do not see options to modify alt tags. Is this because they are hard coded.

I am using badass short codes from the pagelines store. Do you know if these include alt tags? Or is this out of the scope of this forum?

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catrina

The alt tags need to be hardcoded for the social icons. I'm not sure if Badass Shortcodes allows alt tags, but you should contact the creator to see: http://www.pagelines.com/store/plugins/ba-shortcodes/ (there is a Contact button on the left)


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danielfinn

Thanks I will consider using the contact form. If you really wanted to is it possible to rewrite these hardcoded alt tags in CSS? and if so, what would the CSS be?

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danielfinn

Thanks I will consider using the contact form. If you really wanted to is it possible to rewrite these hardcoded alt tags in CSS? and if so, what would the CSS be?

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James B

Hi there, unfortunately you can't feed alt text via css, it has to be coded into the HTML. If you contact the developer of the plugin he may be able to offer a workaround for this.


Kindly search the forum and read the documentation before posting. It will help you resolve many issues.

For CSS help be sure to check out W3Schools first and be sure to download FireBug for FireFox for troubleshooting.

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