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Issue created Aug 02, 2013 by Administrator@rootContributor

Article: How to detect when images are disabled

Created by: grayghostvisuals

At work they're making me replace everything under the sun with an image. This made me curious about what to do to take care of this scenario. I stumbled upon this article by Steve Faulkner. Thought it might be a good candidate. http://blog.paciellogroup.com/2011/10/detecting-if-images-are-disabled-in-browsers/

Also as a side note one of these items I had to replace was a submit button for a form. If the images are disabled you no longer see anything because the text is being bumped off the screen. Would be nice if there was a fallback where I could bring the text back into view if the image was disabled.

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