if the content doesn't really matter to you, then for validation purposes, you should at least have an empty alt tag.
{
echo '<img src="mypic.jpg" alt="" />';
}
or, survey the other fields in the tables. is there any other useful content you can put in there like the name of the image? are they pictures of people or things? put that in the alt tag.
The purpose they had in making it required for validation is for accessibility, so you may as well do something purposeful with it.
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I using PHP/MySQL to dynamically generate most of the sites content, including some images that are stored. I heard that for SEO purposes I should have ALT tags on these images, but how if they're dynamically generated? Could I create a generic, standard alt tag to useon all my images and put it on, or will I have to store the alt tag in the MySQL?
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