This tests that -webkit-alt applies to text and image content in CSS styles, and that it makes it to accessibility.

On success, you will see a series of "PASS" messages, followed by "TEST COMPLETE".


Test1 - webkit-alt on image content with attr() function
AXRole: AXImage
AXDescription: ALTERNATIVE CONTENT TEST1
AXTitle:
AXValue:

Test2 - webkit-alt on image content that is a string
AXRole: AXImage
AXDescription: ALTERNATIVE CONTENT TEST2
AXTitle:
AXValue:

Test3 - webkit-alt on image content that is an empty string - representing that it should be ignored.
AXRole:
AXDescription:
AXTitle:
AXValue:

Test4 - webkit-alt on text content
AXRole: AXStaticText
AXDescription:
AXTitle:
AXValue: ALTERNATIVE CONTENT TEST4

Test5 - webkit-alt on text content that is an empty string - representing that is should be ignored.
AXRole: AXStaticText
AXDescription:
AXTitle:
AXValue: test5

Test6 - webkit-alt on text content that uses the attr() function.
AXRole: AXStaticText
AXDescription:
AXTitle:
AXValue: ALTERNATIVE CONTENT TEST6

WebKitAlt accessed through Javascript: "ALTERNATIVE CONTENT TEST2"
Test7 - webkit-alt does not apply to DOM nodes.
AXRole: AXImage
AXDescription: This is the right text
AXTitle:
AXValue:

PASS successfullyParsed is true

TEST COMPLETE