Discussions

Do image captions added with the Image widget translate to <alt> text?

The image upload tool is great but seems weirdly limited. Adding extra fields for class name and alt text would vastly improve the experience of editing docs. We'd like to have more editorial control over images and be able to decide if they should be full width or not. Being able to easily add a class to an image along with custom CSS would provide a lot more flexibility to control the layout of different images.

Is there was a way to upload all of the images I need for my team's guides into ReadMe at once? In previous Markdown-based doc repos, I've seen things like an "attachments" folder, where you can upload all of the things you want to link to in your docs - is there any feature like that in ReadMe? I've also seen the suggestion in [this post](https://docs.readme.com/discuss/60ef30cc442bc901a01f3aaa) that we can host our images on a separate site like Imgur, but it would be much more convenient for my team if we were able to keep all of our images on ReadMe. Thanks in advance!

Hey There seems to be an issue in image uploads in the API explorer try it section, where some files get converted to base64 format, whereas the rest don't. Files which have non-alphanumeric characters seem to be getting converted into base64. Below screenshot highlights the issue where file named as **sample_selfie** is converted to base64 whereas **photoForgery** is not.  [Screenshot link](https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1DatzInxq_uPTs9aM-OHt8Mj-qvxwevPX)

1. When we upload an Image(multipart/fromdata) and hit "try it", readme is adding some extra headers 'Content-Type':'boundary=---011000010111000001101001' 2. It is also converting the images to base64 format in the python code snippet. How do I prevent these?