Closed natakazakova closed 2 years ago
It works if you set pasteImage.insertPattern
to ![${imageFileNameWithoutExt}](${imageFilePath}${imageSyntaxSuffix}
!
It's a bit of a workaround, and you need to first type the alt text, then select it, and then paste the image...
Keep in mind that the image name will be the escaped alt text.
Here's a quick demo:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/18015147/138860998-b5aa791d-7c16-45de-b97e-7599c7c1c841.mp4
@Chaphasilor wow, great! This is exactly what I need. Thanks a lot. This workaround works great.
Hi. I need a capability to specify alt text for the image.
Alt text helps people with visual impairments understand pictures and other graphical content when they use a screen reader. And Google recommends to use annotations for images and video.
As I found in the extension settings, I can configure only the
image URL
part. I use the human-readable image names and what I need is a template to insert the image name to alt text:![human-readable-image-name](some-path/human-readable-image-name.png)
. Is it possible?