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Cool.
Loved the plugin and am very grateful for it.

Thanks for your work on this Brian.

Do you need some webspace/wordpress install to work on things in the meantime? Perhaps I could lend something for a time if it’s appropriate or practical to you.

Why? The alt attribute isn’t there for you to keyword-stuff it. It has one use and one use only – to provide a text equivalent for any informational image so that the this info can be accessed by non-graphic user agents.

For one, you answered your own question.
It’s also helpful for SEO reasons.

Just as a note, I am using child themes since the concern came up.

No alt tag really stinks. Thanks for the tips above, seems a bit too involved for what I’m trying to do but something to think about.

Alright, this is driving me mad. Everything looks peachy in the post editor, then it gets mangled once it’s posted.

Edit: for some reason, declaring it twice fixed it (?)
See code below..

.wp-caption .wp-caption-text:before {
  	content: ''; /*remove the symbol before caption text */
  }

/* caption cleanup
----------------------------------------------- */

.wp-caption .wp-caption-text:before {
	color: #666;
	content: '';
	font-size: 14px;
	font-style: normal;
	font-weight: bold;
	margin-right: 5px;
	position: absolute;
	left: 10px;
	top: 7px;
}

Why does the empty content line only remove the content from the parent theme if I declare it twice like that?

Honestly I’ve not done much to it aside from changing the background and header and some minor tweaks here and there. Comment box is part of it I believe.

Now I appear to be having issues with the spacing being uneven / out of whack after making that change. I’ll poke around in the CSS but if you have any advice there I’d appreciate it.

Edit: have it under control I think, thanks for the tip(s).

Thank you, I missed that.
Making the edit now.