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[Ulysses Friend UlyssesJoin date: November 2012Posts: 36Downloads:49Uploads:12 Thanks: 3 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#866244

Currently, using the acm modules; which are great…
The only thing I wasn’t able to figure out is where to place the image alt and title tags;
alt="image description" title="image"

Attempted to place it into the "advanced" data, but immediately after saving it is removed.
Then thought to place it into the block extra class, but it’s not reporting properly on the front-end.

Does anyone know exactly where we would place the meta data for the images used within the acm modules?

[pavit Moderator pavitJoin date: September 2007Posts: 15749Downloads:199Uploads:2274 Thanks: 417 Thanked: 4028 times in 3778 posts]

#866248

Hi

Each JA ACM Module has a different xml file type , you can find it into /templates/your_template/acm/ acm type/tmpl/style.xml

you can find there the alt and title tags

[Ulysses Friend UlyssesJoin date: November 2012Posts: 36Downloads:49Uploads:12 Thanks: 3 Thanked: 2 times in 1 posts]

#866412

In order to create individually unique img alt tags and titles, we will need to update each xml file?
ex:
Example of Image Tags
<img src="smiley.gif" alt="Smiley face">

I was hoping for some simple code.

Unless, you are saying we will need to implement something so we can click on advanced within the backend and add it?

Love to get this resolved..

[pavit Moderator pavitJoin date: September 2007Posts: 15749Downloads:199Uploads:2274 Thanks: 417 Thanked: 4028 times in 3778 posts]

#866683

Hi

As i said already above, there is not a specific code to add for all JA Acm modules each module has a specific setting , such settings can be set into the .xml file related to each specific JA Acm module, implementing it as you need is not actually thinked to be added so each one could require custom work to be done on the specific file.

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