Alt Text Tools
| 开发者 | eatingrules |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2024年3月22日 12:50 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 |
详情介绍:
Tools > Alt Text Tools, and click the button. Give it a few moments to scan your site, and your download should begin.
You can then open the file into your favorite spreadsheet program, and use it to identify images that are missing Alt Texts, or that need other improvement. The file also includes links to edit the post in which the images appear, so you can easily edit the tags.
常见问题:
What's this for?
It's very important for accessibility to have correct Alternative Text attributes set for all of your images. This CSV file will make it easy to find images that need to be fixed, so you can improve the accessibility on your site. Because the Alt Text is "hardcoded" into your posts and pages when you insert the image, it can be difficult to know which images don't have Alt Text, or need better ones. (If you go back and add an Alt Text to an image in the media library, it won't update your post content -- so you need to look at the actual post itself.)
What features will you be adding in the future?
For our first release, we wanted to make a tool that would be immediately useful. We plan on expanding it soon, to include a more user-friendly interface for finding (and fixing) Alt Text. If you have feature ideas, please let us know!
What's the difference between EMTPY and MISSING?
An empty (null) alt tag, which is expressed like this in the code: alt="", is generally considered the best practice for "decorative" images. For these tags, we'll note that they're EMPTY.
If the image has no alt attribute at all, then we'll note that it's MISSING.
Where can I learn more about proper Alt Tag usage?
更新日志:
- First release.