What do you want to do exactly. just mention the result. forget about your own attitude or imagination. just tell what do you want in output?
Okay, I want to add alt tags to an image located on my homepage. I cannot find this image from the dashboard. I do, however, know where this image is located in the ftp.
If I can find the html code for the image, I can add the alt tags directly to the html.
If you know the path to file through ftp (and then you must know where is the image relative to your wordpress root folder) , then you can go to Media section of your admin panel, add the image to your library and there you have many options to put alt tags, etc on your image. when ever you need that image, you can just tell wordpress that you need some images in the library and wordpress will put the image instantly there, preserving all meta, alt, etc tags for the image 🙂
have fun
If you know the path to file through ftp (and then you must know where is the image relative to your wordpress root folder)
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Yes, I do. But Filezilla doesn’t allow me to add alt tags to it.
then you can go to Media section of your admin panel, add the image to your library and there you have many options to put alt tags, etc on your image.
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Now this sounds promising. So Dashboard > Media
and then I can add alt tags? 🙂
That didn’t work at all!
Now the image is clickable. How do I make the image unclickable?
Can you please tell me how I make the image unclickable again?
Yes I am also having the issue to find my images through media. But from my side its not possible to add alt text in word and save to JPG. I suggest you to try to find your image through media library. Or there are some options which I have done.
How to use alt tag:
<img src="http://www.your-site.com/image-name.jpg" alt="your-tag">
And if you want to make your picture unclickable then there 2 options.
1 is that edit your image through wordpress then you can see “Display Settings” and then “Link To” that one should be (NONE)
2 is that you can add html code as I mention above don’t add any other thing in the code.
Hope it will help you. If still let me know.
Regards
How do I do this one?
2 is that you can add html code as I mention above don’t add any other thing in the code.
From the dashboard, do I go to settings?
If you want to add unclickable link then go to Appearance — > Editor, then select your theme and also select your file, in which you want to add image. Then place that code, where you want to show the image.
I do not want to add an image. The image is already there. http://www.kwlawoffice.ca
Its the biggest image on the website. For some reason now it has become clickable. I want it to go back to being non-clickable.
Its not a big deal, I don’t need this done urgently. But it would be nice to know how to tweak it so it is no longer clickable 🙂
Two issues I can see happening here, is;
A) you are using a commercial theme.
Commercial themes are not supported here. You paid for support when you bought the theme. Contact support where you purchased the theme, or consult the documentation that came with it.
B) this makes little sense:
So I opened the image in Word 2007. I added the alt tag. Terrific. So now how do I get the image from Word back to the website and keep the new alt tag?
If you uploaded an image to WordPress, and inserted it in your theme, you should not be using MS Word to edit anything from that point forward. Edit the Alt tag using either the WordPress HTML editor, the featured image provisions found in your theme options, or the “Alternative Text” field found when you select the Edit function of an image included in your WordPress media library.
Its the biggest image on the website. For some reason now it has become clickable. I want it to go back to being non-clickable.
The image is “click-able” because something you’ve done/edited has hyper-linked it to your domain; http://www.kwlawoffice.ca/
Consult your theme documentation, and – or – contact support where you purchased the HealthPress theme.
You are also using an insecure version of WordPress. (Version 3.8.3 ) You should seriously consider updating to the latest version.
Thank you. This sounds like very good advice.
@golden you need to edit your Style.CSS file and disable these lines, hope it will work. Please backup your files.
Find:
.doc_list .doctors li .doc-img .img-hover { display: none; position: absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; width: 100%; height: 100%; background: url(images/doc-img-hover.png); }
.doc_list .doctors li .doc-img:hover .img-hover { display: block; }
Replace:
/ * .doc_list .doctors li .doc-img .img-hover { display: none; position: absolute; top: 0px; left: 0px; width: 100%; height: 100%; background: url(images/doc-img-hover.png); }
.doc_list .doctors li .doc-img:hover .img-hover { display: block; } */
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@golden you need to edit your Style.CSS file
Nooo, don’t do that. You’ll lose your changes when your theme get’s updated. Instead create and activate a child theme or use a custom CSS plugin for that CSS.
