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  • October 16, 2015
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Hi,

I'm a volunteer at a local museum and have been asked to optimize the museum website to obain a quality label for the visually impaired.

One of the requirements put forward by the auditor is that every image on the website has a meaningful ALT-attribute.

However I find it's very difficult to add ALT-attributes for every single image on the website. This envolves editing every single image in the assets and republishing every page.

My question: is it possible at all to edit the HTML code directly in Adobe CQ so as to make it less complicated and speed things up?

Thanks in advance,

Steve

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Best answer by Mshaji

There may be multiple ways you can fix this issue

1. Search and replace: You need to find the pattern for image and use the cq5 search and replace tool.

http://aemfaq.blogspot.com/2013/06/content-find-and-replace-globally.html

2. Using jquery, here is one such example you find

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5800827/automatically-adding-the-alt-attribute-to-every-image-on-a-page

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October 16, 2015

There may be multiple ways you can fix this issue

1. Search and replace: You need to find the pattern for image and use the cq5 search and replace tool.

http://aemfaq.blogspot.com/2013/06/content-find-and-replace-globally.html

2. Using jquery, here is one such example you find

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5800827/automatically-adding-the-alt-attribute-to-every-image-on-a-page

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