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Casey
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Okay, so I'm hoping this is an easy fix.
On all of the buttons on my header and all the sub-menu items, when you mouse over them, a box appears with a description of the link.
For example, if I mouse over the button Databases, a box appears with the word Database. It makes navigating/reading the drop down menu hard and I'm wanting to get rid of these things.
Any suggestions?
My website is www.prhslibrary.com
See what I mean?
Thanks for any and all help.
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karl
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This is just good coding practice for SEO and usability. Anchors should have a title attribute, just like img tags need an alt attribute.
If it really bothers you, delete the title="" part of your anchor tags.
-=[ Karl ]=-
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Iggy
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I'm having a problem with the img tag title attribute. I made the WordPress theme we're using on the first version 2, decided to now use it after opening and tweaking with the newest 2.3, which opened it in compatibility mode.
Like Casey above all the title tags work... -except- in images within blog posts, where it takes them out! Even if I manually type them into the img tag in html view, on update it completely removes the img title tag! Any ideas as to what's up with that?
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