As part of our web design tips and tactics guide, here is a sometimes useful javascript technique of hiding broken images and their ALT text. This can be useful ( as a quick, temporary fix) when pulling from another source such as a dynamic array or a database output which may have a few broken paths. This can also be used as a bulletproofing technique for interface design as a temporary solution when dealing with tricky image sources.
<img src="#" alt="I WANT TO HIDE THIS WHEN THE IMAGE IS BROKEN" onerror="this.style.display='none'">
Here is the snippet:
onerror="this.style.display='none'"
The onerror event is supported in all major browsers.
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