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According to Thomson-Course Technology,	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-19 10:57:15
Oh yeah? Pop quiz:	by mikosullivan	2003-02-19 11:11:13
I only know (or think I know) 3 of those.	by Naruki	2003-02-19 11:29:30
src counts as an attribute?	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-19 11:53:01
small LART See? You DON'T know HTML.	by LionsPhil	2003-02-19 12:08:13
I bought the book for the Hex color guide and the	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-19 12:15:08
No, alt is correct.	by LionsPhil	2003-02-19 12:17:27
This is one that gets people -- they're both right. ALT is alternate text for if the image cannot be rendered (e.g. text-only browser, graphics disable, file not found or whatever) TITLE is a comment on that image, often rendered (in decent browsers like Opera) as a tooltip when the mouse hovers over it. The problem is that IE treats both as ALT. So people use ALT for tooltips. And then people using CORRECT browsers don't see them.
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