Closed Daniel-Mietchen closed 2 years ago
The alt
text is present, but does not appear in Firefox, for instance. At least that is what I can check. A text that appear when the most hoovers over the image should be implemented in Javascript is seems.
@fnielsen Can I work on this issue? Thank you in advance.
Hi @Daniel-Mietchen . I've successfully implemented it and tested it locally. Now a text is displayed whenever we hover the mouse on an image. (contextualized the lead image). I've raised a pull request, Please review and merge the changes. Thank you so much.
It is now running on Toolforge. Thanks for the PR.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Example from https://scholia.toolforge.org/taxon/Q752130:
The image is there and links to its page on Commons, but it is not contextualized.
Describe the solution you'd like
There are various possible improvements. For instance, we could have a tooltip on mouseover, we could make use of media legend (P2096), we could surface the alt text more prominently and/ or we could frame the image.
Describe alternatives you've considered
See above.
Additional context
We could perhaps use images as more actively in guiding Scholia users. The mussle image from the example above, for instance, is used on a variety of pages across multiple wikis, and we could try to show/ link to information related to the corresponding items. Besides the item about the mussle itself, that image would thus also lead the user to explore