ff is picking up the a href title rather than the alt tag
<a href="join.php" title="Register now"><img id="goldfish" src="skins_site/def/images/take-the-plunge.jpg" alt="Internet dating UK" /></a>
The ALT tag for images is NOT supposed to produce a little tooltip when you mouseover an image, according to the HTML spec. This is supposed to be the job of the TITLE tag.
Firefox has never done this for ALT tags, correctly obeying the spec. This always confused me, because some images would pop a tooltip and others wouldn’t. Apparently the ones that did also had a TITLE tag, unbeknowst to me.
However, IE has always done it for the ALT tag too, which actually seems reasonable to me. I don’t see the harm.
So someone created an extention for Firefox to “fix” this problem. Not everyone was pleased
So aren't search engines going to be able to work out that it is a picture of a goldfish but called UK internet dating?
Will they notice there is something fishy going on You have to love puns
unfortunately search engines are not good at extracting meta data out of images....well google isn't anyway.
Unfortunately google is the main search engine...which is a shame as it is years behind with actual search technologies...but that's for another thread I guess!
Oh dear, that has ruined my plan to conquer the universe. I was only going by searching my keywords and all the top ranking sites have the keywords in image alt tags.
Ho hum back to the drawing board again
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