@Sara_H , From my experience, you can replace whatever you want into the alt="undefined" or in the quote section. I usually see mine as blank between the quotes. The alt="" is for telling the readers what the image is. You're basically giving a text description, using good keywords is good here. As far as the second undefined, that is where another good description of the actual product is, but it is generally the title of the product itself. And lastly, just because there's so many who may change the name of their stores, and well, let's just say they'd prefer the newest one. Where you have RedPoppyShop as your storename....IF it was changed to something else, you can indeed make that adjustment to the newest store name as you wish. So, it goes like this: The image link code, and you can adjust the alt="between the quotes" is text to describe the image., then the product link code, and you can add the title of the product where undefined is [ as I call it between the bowtie >title of the product< ], and then lastly, your shop name (newest shop name can be corrected here). All three spots are just text spots for you, that can be edited by you, without it changing the html link codes. Wherever you see https:// that is the actual html link, and you do not want to make any changes to them, leave their quotes remain because they're needed for the html coding. Hope this helps.
