Stuart Bird wrote:
<a href=<title>Home</title>"<?php echo
sefRelToAbs("$cool_link_1"); ?>"><IMG SRC="templates/<?php echo
$cur_template; ?>/images/pm_millennium_03.gif" ALT="<?php echo
$text_link_1; ?>" WIDTH=52 HEIGHT=56 border="0"></a></TD>
"Alt" (ie alternative) text is what should be shown when the image isn't
available for some reason, eg to blind people (vi a screen reader), to
people with text-only browsers or with images disabled.
The tooltip should be generated from a title (title="xxx" not alt="xxx").
IE doesn't understand what "alternative" means (ie either/or, not both),
but that's no surprise. IE does understand the title attribute, though,
so changing it should work in both.
NB: What's quoted above doesn't look like it will generate valid HTML
anyway, but I checked the HTML generated by the index page of the site
and worked back from there, and the code above doesn;t seem to have
resulted in anything odd in the generated code; maybe its post-processed
somewhere, maybe it's just how the code got mangled by your email client.
The second issue that I can't resolve is the "Tutorials" section from
the main menu. Even though I have set it up the same as the other
sections in that category it seems to require visitors to be registered
and logged into the site before they can view the tutorials offered. I
can't see that I have set things up any different to the other sections
so perhaps someone could take a look and see if they can resolve the
problem.
Drop me an email off-list with admin access details and I'll have a look.
--
Mark Rogers
More Solutions Ltd :: 0845 45 89 555
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