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Ron_ofzo
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Hello all,

I have made the Advance Guestbook 2.3.1 w3c compliant, but there's only one thing:
How do i give all images alt tags?

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Ronald Hendriksen
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Go through all the templates then look in gb.class.php and add.class.php for the gender images.

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Ron_ofzo
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What and where should i insert anything? alt="female" does not work.
how do i do this in php?
Could you please make me an example?
female.gif\" width=\"12\" height=\"12\">" :

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alt=\"text\"

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Ron_ofzo
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Thank you! It's all done except for one thing.
Where do i add the alt tag for the smilies?

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Ron_ofzo
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Carbonize wrote:Go through all the templates then look in gb.class.php and add.class.php for the gender images.


How about the smilies?
I tried to find it myself, but i don't know where and what to look for.
Inserting alt tags would be slightly different here i guess.
Thanks in advance.

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Oops,
i did find it.
It was in vars.class.php

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Thanks again for all your help!

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Ronald Hendriksen
 
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