Someone complained that an image with decent alt text wasn't accessible.
So now I'm practising Spite-Driven-Development to create a semantic HTML embed.
Doesn't look *totally* accurate - but not bad for a dozen lines of CSS.
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Someone complained that an image with decent alt text wasn't accessible. So now I'm practising Spite-Driven-Development to create a semantic HTML embed. Doesn't look *totally* accurate - but not bad for a dozen lines of CSS. 4 comments
I think that's good enough for the basics. This code will (eventually) convert all your embedded Tweets into proper semantic HTML without any tracking back to Twitter. Rough code at: |
Spite-Driven-Development continues.
I now have a scrap of semantic HTML which adequately replicates an embedded Tweet.
TODO:
* Add images
* Add entities (hashtags, mentions, links)
* Add parent of thread
* Add quoted tweet
* Add ... whatever else
Should be able to hijack the embed API to get most metadata (no number or replies / retweets though).