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1. Victor Venema (victorvenema@fediscience.org)'s status on Monday, 23-Aug-2021 00:30:09 CEST Victor Venema

   • Tanguy Fardet

   Our friend @tfardet made a good suggestion to make #FediScience more accessible.

   It is easy to forget putting a description on an image, gif or video. So we added some markup code (CSS) to our homepage/instance that puts a red border around images without description.

   This border will only be visible to people on the FediScience homepage, not on apps and not on other instances.

   Admins wanting to do the same can find example CSS code here: https://gist.github.com/FiXato/3de505b04efefd49a1e3568b70545234

   • Pybonacci (pybonacci@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 23-Aug-2021 00:32:58 CEST Pybonacci

     in reply to

     • spla
     • fanta :verified: :nojoseo:
     • admin

     Admins de Mastodon, esto puede ser interesante para la accesibilidad de los usuarios de vuestras instancias:https://mastodon.social/web/statuses/106802088709495386

     cc @fanta @admin @spla

   • Pybonacci (pybonacci@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 23-Aug-2021 00:34:15 CEST Pybonacci

     in reply to

     • Tanguy Fardet

     @VictorVenema @tfardet

     This could be interesting as a PR to Mastodon. Including an option for the admin to opt-in to this option for their instance.

   • Victor Venema (victorvenema@fediscience.org)'s status on Monday, 23-Aug-2021 09:26:27 CEST Victor Venema

     in reply to

     • Pybonacci
     • Tanguy Fardet

     @pybonacci Yes, I had assumed people had tried Pull Requests and failed and thus came up with this solution. But maybe I was jumping to conclusions.

     I did just open an issue to make it possible that only the poster sees the red border and no one else. It is intended as friendly feedback, not as publish shaming.https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/16640

     For now we solved that by making the border relatively subtle, but a bright red would give a clearer feedback.@tfardet