ALT/title translation
More a feature request than a bug: For the same image it is not possible the have individual titles (or ALT text) on each page. Especially for translations this would be important (accessibility and SEO).
I'm not sure what you mean?
Sorry, I try to explain what I mean: For each image on the website the alt attribute is needed (
). If the website is in more than one language the alt should be translated. Also the image might be used in a different context on different pages. So you would need a title/alt on page version level. If I got this right KickAssets is only capable of having one title on asset level.
A good example is the ImageGallery module where this title/alt on page/translation level works very well.
I think you're talking about two different things. KA manages File objects directly, like AssetAdmin. ImageGallery manages DataObjects that have a relation to a file, so that's where all those other fields come from, such as "Caption."
Is this something you could do in AssetAdmin?
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Le Thursday, September 8, 2011 à 4:00 AM, jand000 a écrit :
Sorry, I try to explain what I mean: For each image on the website the alt attribute is needed (
). If the website is in more than one language the alt should be translated. Also the image might be used in a different context on different pages. So you would need a title/alt on page version level. If I got this right KickAssets is only capable of having one title on asset level. A good example is the ImageGallery module where this title/alt on page/translation level works very well.
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You are absolutely right. It's just that with KA these two things are kind of mixed from UI perspective (which is a good approach, I think). Especially the KA multiple file field could replace the ImageGallery module – if it would be enhanced/mixed with the DataObjects though. But I'm no programmer; so if that makes no sense: never mind ;)