Re: "alt" attribute required by XHTML 1.0

> [...] No, because "" produces an empty (but displayed)
> tooltip in some browsers.

Why can't you use @title, or JavaScript? I can't really conceive of any
situation where one would want to not provide an "alt" attribute, but still
provide a tooltip. Perhaps if you provided us with your scenario we'd be
able to help you with it?

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Received on Wednesday, 5 September 2001 13:19:31 UTC