Hello @veris81,
Thanks for your message.
Please send me an example of original image. I would like to check it myself.
Best,
Mateusz
Traspasar alt text atributo de imágenes originales jpg a nuevas imágenes webp.
Hola qué tal
Por favor, he utilizado el plugin que ud creó y ha funcionado pero…
He perdido todas las imágenes que tenía posicionadas en Google. Más de de 1000 imágenes entre los primeros 5 lugares para sus palabras claves.
La causa es que las nuevas imágenes webp regeneradas no copian el atributo alt text de las originales. El nuevo html pone las imágenes webp sin alt text. Ahora el navegador carga las imágenes (webp) sin atributo alt.
El resultado es que desaparecieron de la noche a la mañana todas las imágenes posiciónadas y por lo tanto, he perdido muchas posiciones en muchas URL. Todas las que tienen nuevas imágenes webp.
Por favor, podría hacer algo al respecto.
Se lograron. Reducir cerca del 18 % del peso de la imágenes pero desaparecieron.
Sería posible concatenar y agregar el atributo alt text de las imágenes originales a la nuevas webp, según el título, el cual no cambia, por favor.
Por favor, ayúdeme.
Gracias un saludo
La página web es decidetucasa.com
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@veris81 Thank you! I converted this image using my plugin. I have Imagick set as the Conversion method. Additionally, I have an active “Keep images metadata stored in EXIF or XMP formats” feature. The metadata saved in the WebP file is always available. Everything works fine.
@mateuszgbiorczyk First of all, thanks for the fast answer.
I understand, that from one hand – for this plugin it’s difficult to explain that it works fine, and the problem is on the user’s end. From the other hand – just to say that it works and send .webp file with kept EXIF also can’t be 100% convincing 🙂
What my investigation has shown 🙂
Yes, it was problem with Imagick on my server. When I started to use your plugin about half a year ago, I had to ask hosting support for custom settings for Imagick. Because default ones didn’t work. And some time ago, after automatic updates on server, custom Imagick was replaced by default. As a result, your plugin stopped working. At the same time, in these conditions, ShortPixel was still able to generate .webp with EXIF data.
Summary. After adding some grey hairs, I was able to make your plugin work again. Probably, there is a space for updates to make plugin work for broader number of users (server settings).
Anyway, thanks for your plugin and job you are doing.
@veris81 Thanks for your answer.
I tested the plugin on a shared hosting, on a clean WordPress installation. I don’t see any point in cheating anyone. If there was a problem in the plugin, firstly, many people would report it, and secondly, I would fix it – not pretend everything is working properly.
If you have some non-standard PHP configuration or libraries, this may cause an error. Unfortunately, I cannot test such configurations. When using the ShortPixel plugin, the conversion is done via a remote server, so your locally installed libraries don’t matter. In the case of my plugin, in the free version, the conversion is done locally, using the PHP library.
