Usage
Whenever you add an image to your website page in the site designer, you’ll be prompted to add alternative text (alt text). This text helps describe the image for users relying on screen readers and displays if the image fails to load due to slow connections, strict firewalls, or user settings. By providing alt text, your content remains accessible and understandable to all visitors, regardless of technical limitations
Platform
Cvent
Steps to Fix the Warning Error
Note: Note: If you've encountered the Red Warning Error while trying to publish your website, follow these steps to resolve it.
Go to the Issue
1 Click "Go to Issue" when the warning appears. This will direct you to the image settings where the error needs to be fixed.
Locate ALT Text Settings
2. On the right-side menu, scroll down until you find the ALT text option.
Identify the Image Type
3. Choose Yes/No whether your image is decorative or contains important text (e.g., event details, descriptions, biographies).
Enter ALT Text
4. If you selected No, use the provided text box to enter a brief description of the image.
Note: This ensures that screen readers can describe the image, or that the description appears if the image fails to load.
Save and Publish
5. Click Save and Publish to make your changes live.
Steps to Prevent the Red Warning error:
Add Your Image
1. Add an Image Widget and upload the image you want to display.
Open Image Settings
2. Once your image appears, click on it to highlight the widget area. The right-side menu will update, scroll down to find the image settings
Follow the Fixing Steps
3. Complete Steps 3, 4, and 5 from the previous guide to add or update your ALT text.