It seems like your issue lies in the correct utilization of the alt and title attributes.
The Importance of the Title Attribute
The title attribute is a versatile attribute that can be applied to all elements. While it has specific meanings for certain elements such as the abbr element, the general definition states:
The title attribute provides advisory information for the element […]
Understanding its defined use cases is crucial to ensuring proper application.
Key Details About the Alt Attribute
The alt attribute, on the other hand, is restricted to the area, input (for image buttons), and img elements. For img specifically, it serves as:
A fallback content for the img element, offering equivalent information for users unable to view images or with image loading disabled.
Maintaining adherence to usage guidelines is essential when working with this attribute.
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