[HelpHub][6.4][ALT]: Block Patterns

[zzap]

Article: https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/block-pattern/

Task

Check if all images have ALT attributes.

Directions

• Check all the images in the article (link above).
• Note all images without ALT attributes
• Post the position in the article (section title or surrounding text etc.) of this images in the comment on this issue.
• Request review by stating in the comment that the issue is ready for review.

Resources

1. Read about checking ALT attributes: Checking image ALT attributes
2. Watch the video on how to check if the image has ALT attributes - Checking image ALT attributes

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[github-actions]

Heads up @WordPress/docs-issues-coordinators, we have a new issue open. Time to use 'em labels.

[ironnysh]

/assign

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[ironnysh]

Hi, all images have ALT attributes.
The issue is ready for review.

[flexseth]

@zzap This ticket should be ready to be closed.

I offered an idea for automating this process. It may be a helpful docs team onboarding experience to do it manually.. as afterthought! Nonetheless...

• Automatically ensure all images have an alt tag when publishing to WordPress Documentation #1473

Double checking the images

• Used the inspector in Chrome's developer tools to look at the HTML
• searched for all images and double checked them for relevant alt tags.

One one image is missing alt tag

The only file without one is the WordPress smiley face, which has been in Core for a long time. It's safe to assume it meets accessibility standards

From Harvard:

Leave alt text blank if the image is purely decorative

[flexseth]

Please review @zzap
/assign
/assign @zzap

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[flexseth]

TY GitHub bot

Thank you for reviewing, I'm just getting used to this contributing stuff.