Closed PepperTheVixen closed 2 years ago
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@PepperTheVixen Thanks for the changes, merging
cc: @526avijitgupta
The img avatar in the header already sets alt to "avatar" for screen readers. In most cases, this is enough, however a user may desire a more descriptive alt text. This makes the attribute configurable by the user to make the theme more accessible for blind users since the avatar can now have a description custom-tailored to the desired image, for example a logo with text or a photo of a person or place. Since the img in header.html and index.html pull from the same source, this parameter is applied to both. If the parameter is not set, the alt text will simply default to "avatar" on both. This change is not visible on-screen and will only affect those using screen-reading software.