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This video explains what alt text is, provides some general guidelines and examples, and outlines how to add alt text to images in LibGuides.
This video highlights the differences between three types of links in LibGuides and when to use each.
This video defines a heading, tells how and when to use headings, and includes reminders for using headings effectively.
This video introduces the LibGuides Asset Library and how to use it to avoid creating duplicate assets.
This video highlights the differences between copying and mapping content and redirecting to other guides or websites.
This video introduces the Link Checker tool, running a report by owner, and resolving broken links.
Adding alternative (alt) text to an image is an important accessibility best practice when it comes to adding image content to our guides - here are two ways to make sure your images have alt text.
Not quite ready for a specific tab within a tabbed box to be visible yet? Here's how to use custom CSS on your guide to hide tabs within a tabbed content box without having to have the entire box in draft mode.
Some database asset descriptions can be lengthy or too general for the context of your guide. Here's how to add a custom description while still using a database asset appropriately.
Missing content from your guides or have "empty pages"? This video shows where that content might be hiding and how to move it to where it needs to be.
What happens if you don't choose the correct Type and Group settings, or any at all? This quick clip demonstrates how selecting the appropriate Group for a guide changes how discoverable it is.
