Image alt text and tooltip test page
This page is a test for "tooltip" and "alternate text" features of pictures in HTML. Someone has requested an explanation on my forum, and that is why the test page is here.Naturally, "alternate text" is what folks who turn off loading of images in their browser would see. "Tooltip" text is what you see when you hover your mouse pointer above the image for a few seconds.
You should see text saying "this is the list of my extensions" when you hover your mouse pointer over the picture below:
Screenshot (actually a window shot) was taken with free Gadwin PrintScreen.
Three more pictures should make it clear.
1) This is how I set the text for both properties in Nvu:
This is what the image Properties window says in Firefox:
And this is the text that should appear when you hover the mouse pointer above the image for a few seconds:
And this is what you get when people turn off loading images for speed (when using dial-up) or to skip unwanted ads. The screenshot is of IE7, in Firefox I did not see outlines of pictures at all.
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