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keith
In an MSDN article on high quality design principles combined with
standards driven code, Microsoft states: that the image title attribute
should display when users roll over the image and that Non-visual browsers
will read this text to people who are blind. In my attempts to implement
this I have found that the ASP.Img control does not have an attribute for
title. It is necessary to use the ASP:IMG control instead of the html img
tag in user controls where the path to the image needs to reference the root
of the application. Is there a work-around for this?
Thanks,
Keith
standards driven code, Microsoft states: that the image title attribute
should display when users roll over the image and that Non-visual browsers
will read this text to people who are blind. In my attempts to implement
this I have found that the ASP.Img control does not have an attribute for
title. It is necessary to use the ASP:IMG control instead of the html img
tag in user controls where the path to the image needs to reference the root
of the application. Is there a work-around for this?
Thanks,
Keith