I'm brand new to Miva. Learning as I go. However I have discovered one thing that is annoying to me and I'm wondering if there is a way around it.
For landing pages we are using the markup <mvt:item name="readytheme" param="image('banner-image')" /> which is all well and good.
I was wondering why the company I just joined was not using alt tags for all images, especially hero banners on the page. That fails usability and SEO pretty hard. What I discovered is that Miva automatically loads the content from the "alt text" field both into an alt tag as well as a title tag. The title tag then creates a tooltip in the browser which is certainly NOT what the owners of our site want.
This doc mentions the alt tag, but says nothing of the title tag: https://docs.miva.com/template-langu...-documentation
Then I found this doc which clearly displays the "alt text as title tag" as a feature of Miva and decidedly not a bug: https://docs.miva.com/reference-guide/readytheme-images
Why does the system auto populate title tags with non-title-tag content? Those tags have decidedly different uses in the HTML5 spec, as follows: "The alt attribute does not represent advisory information. User agents must not present the contents of the alt attribute in the same way as content of the title attribute." (https://www.w3.org/TR/html51/semanti...he-img-element)
Is there any way around this beyond not using the ReadyTheme images anymore?
For landing pages we are using the markup <mvt:item name="readytheme" param="image('banner-image')" /> which is all well and good.
I was wondering why the company I just joined was not using alt tags for all images, especially hero banners on the page. That fails usability and SEO pretty hard. What I discovered is that Miva automatically loads the content from the "alt text" field both into an alt tag as well as a title tag. The title tag then creates a tooltip in the browser which is certainly NOT what the owners of our site want.
This doc mentions the alt tag, but says nothing of the title tag: https://docs.miva.com/template-langu...-documentation
Then I found this doc which clearly displays the "alt text as title tag" as a feature of Miva and decidedly not a bug: https://docs.miva.com/reference-guide/readytheme-images
Why does the system auto populate title tags with non-title-tag content? Those tags have decidedly different uses in the HTML5 spec, as follows: "The alt attribute does not represent advisory information. User agents must not present the contents of the alt attribute in the same way as content of the title attribute." (https://www.w3.org/TR/html51/semanti...he-img-element)
Is there any way around this beyond not using the ReadyTheme images anymore?
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