Disabling <ALT>
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Shendemiar
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Disabling <ALT>
Is it possible to disable the alt behaviour by html or javascript means?
I know entering "" for description might do some good, but is there a better method?
I know entering "" for description might do some good, but is there a better method?
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I think you're talking about the url that gets shown in the status bar?
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<a href="whatever" onmouseover="window.status='';">whatever</a>-
Shendemiar
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Upps... It's not standard browser behaviour. IE doesnt shot that alt tag al all. Opera does. OK this is the last time i wrote something from work while i aint on my own computer testing things properly before asking.feyd wrote:I think you're talking about the url that gets shown in the status bar?Code: Select all
<a href="whatever" onmouseover="window.status='';">whatever</a>
Opera shows similiar box for links that IE shows for images that have alt description.
IE does support ALT as far as I'm aware <a href="www.devnetwork.net" alt="Click Here!">A link.</a>
If you don't want alt text for a link...don't put it in when yor write the webpage? If that's what you mean, but I doubt it.
If you don't want alt text for a link...don't put it in when yor write the webpage? If that's what you mean, but I doubt it.
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