Add support for og:image:alt #15
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TheTripleV
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Co-authored-by: Vasista Vovveti <[email protected]>
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This pull request adds support for og:image:alt (partially solves #10).
This is how the alt tag is generated:
ogp_image_altis a new option for conf.py. Any string provided with this option will be used as alt textsite_nameas alt text. If site_name is not available,htp.textwill be used instead.ogp_image_alttoFalse.This pull request also includes an additional test and an update to README.md.
According to opg.me any page that includes an og:image should also inclode an og:image:alt. This would not only increase compliance with opg but might also increase search engine visibility.