galneweinhaw
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Setting img alt tag in CSS
I have a gif icon I am using all over my site... is there a way to put the src and/or alt tags into my class for my img?
ie:
img.my{
src= ???
alt=????
}
If it can't be done this way, is there a way to do it?
I don't want to have to change a million pages if I ever decide to change one of these two thing about the image.
Thanks!
ie:
img.my{
src= ???
alt=????
}
If it can't be done this way, is there a way to do it?
I don't want to have to change a million pages if I ever decide to change one of these two thing about the image.
Thanks!
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galneweinhaw
ASKER
oooh good idea =)
I'm really liking this whole PHP thing I'm learning...come in very handy!
I'm really liking this whole PHP thing I'm learning...come in very handy!
Roonaan🇳🇱
You probably want to have a whole "header.php" / "footer.php" instead of just each image in a single php file.
You could also use javascript, but I find php much cleaner in this type of situations.
-r-
You could also use javascript, but I find php much cleaner in this type of situations.
-r-
galneweinhaw
ASKER
Thanks for the tips.
I already have a header and footer like that.
Not sure why I didn't think of doing it with the image.
I'm just learning php, so I guess I just need to change my mindset a bit now that I have all these sweet tools!
I already have a header and footer like that.
Not sure why I didn't think of doing it with the image.
I'm just learning php, so I guess I just need to change my mindset a bit now that I have all these sweet tools!
To set src it is possible to use background-image as
background-image: url("...yourUrlHere");
background-image: url("...yourUrlHere");
background-image: url("...yourUrlHere");