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Can someone please summarize all the commands for goodreads like how to bold and cross out letters and add pictures and stuff like that? I can never remember how to do it

Shawna wrote: "Can someone please summarize all the commands for goodreads like how to bold and cross out letters and add pictures and stuff like that? I can never remember how to do it"

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༺ Lady Night ༻ wrote: "Shawna wrote: "Can someone please summarize all the commands for goodreads like how to bold and cross out letters and add pictures and stuff like that? I can never remember how to do it"

You can f..."

Thank you!

Shawna wrote: "Can someone please summarize all the commands for goodreads like how to bold and cross out letters and add pictures and stuff like that? I can never remember how to do it"

Do you need me to summarise or is it solved?

Rushali wrote: "Shawna wrote: "Can someone please summarize all the commands for goodreads like how to bold and cross out letters and add pictures and stuff like that? I can never remember how to do it"

Do you ne..."

It's solved

Shawna wrote: "Rushali wrote: "Shawna wrote: "Can someone please summarize all the commands for goodreads like how to bold and cross out letters and add pictures and stuff like that? I can never remember how to d..."

Ok :)

I really don't understand why people add the alt text as "description" for the Image tag when they are writing a review or a comment.
The alt part is the part where you describe the image.
(< img src="source" alt="describe the image" >
Can someone tell me why?

hi i have question
i want to increase the limit of words in my 2021 gr review but i don't know how?

Khufu (the baboon) wrote: "I really don't understand why people add the alt text as "description" for the Image tag when they are writing a review or a comment.
The alt part is the part where you describe the image.
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Can so..."

alt means that when there is an error, what should it call it. Like the name of the image kind of thing.

Gourica (semi-haitus because well exams.) wrote: "Khufu (the baboon) wrote: "I really don't understand why people add the alt text as "description" for the Image tag when they are writing a review or a comment.
The alt part is the part where you d..."

Alt is the part where you add the description for the image. If a person can't somehow see the image, this should help.

The required alt attribute specifies an alternate text for an image, if the image cannot be displayed.
The alt attribute provides alternative information for an image if a user for some reason cannot view it (because of slow connection, an error in the src attribute, or if the user uses a screen reader).

from W3C (World Wide Web Consortium)
People with visual impairments (like me) would benefit a lot if people added some sort of description for the image in the alt tag.
I think GR should have some sort of a detailed explanation for the alt tag.