The codeblocks we use from react-syntax-highlighter currently don't have any sort of alt-text. This means that users that rely on this property are unable to fully experience the code within the codeblock to the same degree as users that don't rely on the alt-text.
If possible, the change applied should also be added into the react-syntax-highlighter repo so other users can benefit from this too. This also would be a great way to get your first open-source project contribution
The codeblocks we use from react-syntax-highlighter currently don't have any sort of alt-text. This means that users that rely on this property are unable to fully experience the code within the codeblock to the same degree as users that don't rely on the alt-text.
If possible, the change applied should also be added into the react-syntax-highlighter repo so other users can benefit from this too. This also would be a great way to get your first open-source project contribution