Thanks Andrew :)
I need something more cross-browser compatible though :(
I did do something that's a bit "ugly" but it works great - thought I
would share in case anyone else needed the idea for future reference (or
can improve upon it!)
Basically, I created a "print" class in my stylesheet - in the global
stylesheet (for screen media) it's set as ".print {display:none;}" and
in the print stylesheet, it's set as ".print { display:inline;}" Above
the images (where I wanted ALT text to appear for print) I created a
small area with the alt text in it - something like so:
<div id="header">
<img src="headerimg.jpg" width="100" height="100" alt="header image alt
text here" />
<p class="print">header image alt text here</p>
</div>
So that way, when you're viewing the site through a browser, you see the
image, but the text is not displayed - but when you print, the text is
displayed and not the image.
Like I said, not the *prettiest* way around the issue, but it works.
Good thing I'm doing this on a site I'm currently working on - and not
one I've already completed or all this extra coding would be a royal PITA!
Thanks anyway, though :) I'll file your tidbit away for future reference :)
~Shelly
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