> Search engines ignore CSS files. Even if they start indexing them, it would
> be a labour intensive code disaster. Image trying to define alt/title
> attributes for your "catchy header slogan" background with your top
> two/three keywords in mind. And, let's say you have a small web site around
>
Just as an addon to that, the alt attribute is supposed to be describing
the embedded image for those who can't view it. This is assuming that
the image in question actually has something to do with the content of
the site to begin with; if it's a CSS background image, odds are it's
either bei
> In html you define the alt/title attributes in the page markup. How
> would you do the same in a CSS stylesheet for a background or other
> image? Should you?
>
> -Bob
Interesting question Bob. Short answer; you shouldn't, or even if you could
you wouldn't.
Search engines ignore CSS files.
