#Loqibarnabywalters: aaronpk left you a message on 8/30 at 4:04pm: Thanks for the tip! I cleaned up the markup a bit!
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#barnabywaltersaaronpk: I stole your .minicard css — it's v. effective. If other people like it, shall we informally declare that the standard small block markup for profiles?
#barnabywaltersit would also be useful to come up with standard markup for inline people references — Probably minicard but without the url and with a tiny profile photo
#aaronpkindieweb @anywhere would be really interesting!
#barnabywaltersaaronpk: I need some practise doing front end dev, so I'm going to hack something together this evening
#barnabywalterswas also thinking of making a really nice h-card generator where it gives you different layouts (full, minicard, microcard) and control over back compatibility
#barnabywaltersjust tested that styling with multiple font sizes - it scales quite nicely, but the image and the border go out of sync above a certain size
#barnabywaltersI'm not overly fussed about fixing that right now
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#tantekbarnabywalters - indieweb @anywhere is basically just hCard + a little JS
#tantekyou should totally fork the hCard creator and go have fun with it
#tantekre: thinking of making a really nice h-card generator where it gives you different layouts (full, minicard, microcard) and control over back compatibility
#tantek1. the alt is redundant since you have your name following
#tantek(imagine a voice browser just reading your name twice - not helpful)
#aaronpkwhat about html validators complaining about missing alt tags?
#tantekif that's the only semantic conveyed - "here is this person", you can just use alt="" to indicate that the image is representative of the same thing as already visible text
#tantekalt="" is how you explicitly indicate that semantic, that the image is representative of the same thing as already visible text
#tantekalt="" is also used for purely decorative images that have no semantic