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Author: PowershellScripts

articles/en/SharePointOnline/HideTeamsPrompt.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ date: '2024-03-24'
 
 In SharePoint, when a site is created without being associated with a Microsoft 365 group or a Microsoft Teams team, users typically encounter a teamify prompt displayed in the bottom left corner of the site interface. This prompt serves as a notification to users that the site does not have the collaborative features and functionalities associated with sites integrated with Teams or Microsoft 365 groups. 
 
-<img src="/articles/images/teamify1.PNG"><br/>
+<img src="/articles/images/teamify1.PNG" alt="hide teamify prompt"><br/>
 
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 <h1>Method 1</h1>

articles/en/SharePointOnline/SharePoint content type is still in use.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ date: '2024-01-01'
 <h1>Issue description</h1>
 You navigate to SharePoint List -> List Settings -> Scroll down to content types -> Open a content type
 
-<img src="/articles/images/Github-CTinUse1.png" width="400">
+<img src="/articles/images/Github-CTinUse1.png" width="400" alt="SharePoint content type error message">
 Click delete this content type and receive the following error message:
 
  <img src="/articles/images/Github-CTinuse2.png" width="400">

articles/en/SharePointOnline/setsiteheaderPnP.md

@@ -82,26 +82,26 @@ You can also set the position of your SharePoint Online site logo. <strong>Impor
 ```powershell
 Set-PnPWebHeader -LogoAlignment Middle
 ```
-<img src="/articles/images/header15.png" width="400"><br/>
+<img src="/articles/images/header15.png" width="400" alt="SharePoint site header"><br/>
 <br/>
 
 ```powershell
 Set-PnPWebHeader -LogoAlignment Right
 ```
-<img src="/articles/images/header14.png" width="400"><br/>
+<img src="/articles/images/header14.png" width="400" alt="SharePoint site header"><br/>
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 ## Set Site Header Background Image
 ```powershell
 Set-PnPWebHeader -HeaderBackgroundImageUrl /sites/floow1/SiteAssets/sitelogo.jpg
 ```
-<img src="/articles/images/header16.png" width="400"><br/>
+<img src="/articles/images/header16.png" width="400" alt="SharePoint site header"><br/>
 
 
 ### Set Focal Point of the Header Background Image
 These cmdlets work only with Extended Header Layout. They set the position of the focal point (the yellow circle that you can see in the User Interface):
 
-<img src="/articles/images/header17.PNG" width="200"><br/>
+<img src="/articles/images/header17.PNG" width="200" alt="SharePoint site header"><br/>
 
 ```powershell
 Set-PnPWebHeader -HeaderBackgroundImageFocalX 200
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ Set-PnPWebHeader -HeaderBackgroundImageFocalY 2
 
 Site Header Background Image after the update:
 
-<img src="/articles/images/header18.png" width="400"><br/>
+<img src="/articles/images/header18.png" width="400" alt="SharePoint site header"><br/>
 
 
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