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Template I used for the site is: J51 Journal
Website url: http://www.westeco.ca

I have a question for you and I am wondering if you can help me solve this.

My client signed up for a Bing Webmaster account and ran their site pages through the SEO analyzer. Every page is coming up with this error:

The <img> tag does not have an ALT attribute defined.

When we look at the source it seems to be related to the breadcrumbs module we have turned on:

<li class="active">You are here: ?</li><li><a href="/" class="pathway">Home</a><span class="divider"><img src="/templates/westecoinc/images/system/arrow.png" alt=""></span></li><li class="active"><span>Sitemap</span></li></ul>

Is there any way I can fix this so this error doesn't appear for them? I've looked through all the css files and can't seem to even locate this arrow.png image.

Thanks for your help.
Yvonne
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Hi Yvonne

This wouldn't really be a template related issue. You could try what is suggest in the following Joomla forum post.. http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?p=2650153

However an easier option may be to try something like the following... http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/site-management/seo-a-metadata/meta-data/23856

Ciarán
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Thanks, I think I got it figured out now using these 2 approaches:

I Installed the microbread extension first and changed this statement in the helper.php file:


public static function setSeparator($custom = null)
{
$lang = JFactory::getLanguage();
$_separator=($custom == null)?($lang->isRTL()?JHtml::_('image',

'system/arrow_rtl.png', null, null, true):JHtml::_('image', 'system/arrow.png', "breadcrumbs", null,

true)):htmlspecialchars($custom);

This seemed to solve the SEO analyzer error.

Thanks again for your help!
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