[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 5566] ALT attribute value not displayed when image is missing

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5566





--- Comment #46 from Joe Wild <joseph.wild at nokia.com>  2011-06-03 13:54:18 PST ---
Created an attachment (id=95958)
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Siimple HTML test cases with alt text with and without size info

Includes alt_image01.html (without size info) and alt_image01_size.html (with size info)

Internet Explorer

  Shows a border around broken image icon and alt text for img with
  empty src attrubyte or not found content.

  Does not use title attribute if alt attribute is missing.

Firefox

  Shows alt text for img with empty src or not found
  content.  No border.  Broken image icon show if no alt text.

  When I define a large width, and height, shows a border around a
  broken image icon and alt text

  Does not use title attribute if alt attribute is missing.

All WebKit based Browsers. Safari, Chrome, WebKit Gtk Browser, WebKit
Qt Test Browser.

  As has been pointed out before alt text is not displayed due to sizing
  issues.

  Shows a border (empty box) for empty src , and shows a border around
  around an broken image icon for not found content.

  When I define a large width, and height, shows a border around the
  alt text for no src URL, and shows a border around around an broken
  image and the alt text for a nonexistant src URL.

  Broken image and alt text show as image centered in area with alt text
  in upper left corner of area.

  The title attribute is used if alt attribute is missing.

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