Re: Sorl thumbnails VS Google

That's what i'll do.

Thanks for the answer


On 06/04/2012 03:10 PM, fabrixxm wrote:
> On 4 Giu, 12:32, kooliah<kool...@djeve.sites.djangohosting.ch> wrote:
>
>> So i can't understand if i want to have a better ranking, it is better
>> to not use sorl for this kind of images and use
>>
>> <img src="{{ pic.picture.url }}" width="{{ pic.picture.width }}"
>> height="{{ pic.picture.height }}" />
>>
>> that gives
>> <img src="/media/images/pics/productimage-picture-ccf-iveco-4.jpg"
>> width="187" height="280" />
>>
>>
> from a user perspective, I think is much wors load a full size image
> and scale it down only to use its filename..
>
> the same page you linked says also:
>
> "
> Create great alt text
>
> The alt attribute is used to describe the contents of an image file.
> It's important for several reasons:
> •It provides Google with useful information about the subject matter
> of the image.
> We use this information to help determine the best image to return
> for a user's query.
> •Many people-for example, users with visual impairments, or people
> using screen readers or who have
> low-bandwidth connections—may not be able to see images on web
> pages.
> Descriptive alt text provides these users with important information.
> "
> so you should try to add a usefull alt alttrbute, like
>
> {% thumbnail pic.picture "280x280" as image %}
> <img src="{{ image.url }}" width="{{ image.width }}" height="{{
> image.height }}" alt="{{ pic.title }}" />
> {% endthumbnail %}
>
> Which could render as
>
> <img src="/media/cache/c7/73/c7737259a2760e164a61c8ac9d3df59f.jpg"
> width="187" height="280" alt="CCF Iveco" />
>
>
>

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