And that's a pretty big hatchback.

Boost currently does not support setting nor reading alt text on image posts.

I recently implemented an alt-text rule on one of my communities as a countermeasure to those "twitter post" style images where the content is text on an image, which is not legible by a screen reader. However, not being able to see the alt text makes it hard for me to moderate, and not being able to add it to image posts makes it hard for the users of my community to add alt text without putting it in the post body.

This missing feature could accidentally exclude visually impaired users from consuming image content produced by Boost users unless the poster thinks of adding an alt text to the post body and the visually impaired user thinks of checking the body instead of the dedicated alt text field.

We need the internet to be a more inclusive and accessible place, and this starts with helping netizens produce accessible content.

Alt: Outdoor picture of my dog looking at me through my office window, elevated by a computer chair.

He just sits there and waits for me to come home.

CBC article

No one writes this text with a straight face, right? Right?

Edit: SOLVED, see comments

I have a K4 Hatchback GT-Line Limited (Canada). For cost cutting reasons, Kia outfitted the driver's side with power controls and lumbar, while the passenger side is fully manual with zero lumbar support.

My partner is 4'11" and sinks into the passenger seat so much her legs are kicked up, but she fits fine in my driver's seat thanks to the lumbar support. It's quite uncomfortable for her.

Is there any reasonable way to retrofit the lumbar support on the passenger side short of importing an AUDM or UKDM seat? Finding a mesh lumbar support that's only 1 ft wide is pretty difficult, a foam support would prevent the cooled and heated seats from functioning as intended. An aftermarket lumbar bladder is also an option. I can't find any clear parts diagrams or pictures for this car's seats unfortunately, so until I open up one of the seat backs, I have no idea what I'm dealing with, where the heating elements are, etc.