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@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ <h2>Connecting to IRC
 </h3> <p>Refer to the above section about purple clients for the CA certificate.
 </p> <p>Next, add the IRC server to your client:
 </p> <p>
-  <img alt="Manage Accounts" src="pidgin/step1.png" />
+  <img src="pidgin/step1.png" alt="Manage Accounts" />
 
 </p> <p>Click "Add" in the "Manage Accounts" dialog and enter the following
 information in the Basic tab:
@@ -117,12 +117,12 @@ <h2>Connecting to IRC
 </p> <p>Now, we need to tell Pidgin that we want to have an encrypted connection. Make
 sure you change the port number to 6697 and check the SSL checkbox.
 </p> <p>
-  <img alt="SSL Settings" src="pidgin/step3.png" />
+  <img src="pidgin/step3.png" alt="SSL Settings" />
 
 </p> <p>If you get the following message box, the installation of our CA certificate
 went wrong.
 </p> <p>
-  <img src="pidgin/step4.png" alt="Invalid Certificate" />
+  <img alt="Invalid Certificate" src="pidgin/step4.png" />
 
 </p> <p>In that case, click "View Certificate", which will bring this information
 window: