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read https://www.deque.com/blog/text-links-practices-screen-readers/
a href's should at LEAST contain a title="" attribute for screen readers.

Your documentation is here https://rbuchberger.github.io/jekyll_picture_tag/users/liquid_tag/argument_reference/link.html

Proposed

{% picture [preset] [image] --alt {{post.title}} --link {{post.url}} "[whatever one wants to put abou

Hello! This project is great. Thank you for working on it and maintaining it!

I did run across a potential issue while using Autopages. The documentation says to omit any sections you don't want to enable auto-generation for, but it seems that if you enable it for one, you must explicitly disable it for the other available sections. Apologies if this is intended behavior and I've misread the do

the trailing ! is in compliant with markdown previewers in visual studio code.

Describe the bug

If I have one page, a.md that has some relative links in it:

[X](./some/path/to/x.md)

And I use include_relative to include the content of b.md in another page:

{% include_relative a.md %}

In the generated a.html, the links will correctly point to x.html. But on b.html, the links will point to b.md.