How to Insert Multiple Images at Once in WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor
The image block in the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor doesn’t support adding multiple images at once. But there’s a useful workaround.
The image block in the WordPress Gutenberg Block Editor doesn’t support adding multiple images at once. But there’s a useful workaround.
Does including image metadata affect search rankings for your overall site or image search? Maybe.
Here’s a quick snippet that displays some key EXIF metadata fields for images in Wordpress’s Media Library.
If you’re serving your site’s images from a CDN, this snippet tells Yoast SEO to register the CDN versions in its sitemap.
Here’s a quick and simple way to include external text or HTML in Wordpress posts, pages, or widgets.
If you’re using hotlink protection but want to make exceptions to allow social media services to pull images for shared links, here’s the list of allowed referrers I’ve been using.
This short script goes in your page’s header to verify that the domain matches the expected host. If it doesn’t match, you can redirect the user to another URL.
Here’s a quick guide to moving existing redirects from Yoast SEO Premium to Redirection in Wordpress.
Here’s the snippet that disables the automatic capturing of redirects in Yoast SEO Premium.
By default, Wordpress compresses the versions of images it creates at a JPG quality setting of 82 percent. Here’s how you can change it.
If you’re trying to post example shortcodes in your post but finding that the shortcode is getting processed, here’s how to escape it and present the shortcode as plain text.
This simple little hack is a way to change the “Filed under” and “Tagged with” labels from post metadata if you’re using the Genesis Framework in Wordpress.
If your animated GIFs aren’t animated when you embed them in a Wordpress post, there’s a simple fix.
I recently moved some of my sites from regular HTTP to HTTPS with SSL. Here’s are some things I learned along the way.
WebP is an emerging image format that is designed to create images that are visually indistinguishable from JPGs (or PNGs) but with much smaller file sizes. That in turn makes for a faster website.
If you’re moving your Wordpress site or changing its structure, here are some handy tools that help with some aspects of the migration.
Thumbnails come in handy in all sorts of places in Wordpress. Here’s a guide to the various ways to crop an image within Wordpress.
If you change your Wordpress theme or even just tweak the layout of your existing theme, you might need to change the size of your thumbnails. Here’s how to do it.
Most of the time, you’ll never see your image ALT tags. But they matter.
You want your site to look good. You want it to have some personality. And you want it to be easy to read. Web fonts can help with all three.
There might be times you want to insert the content of one post in another post. Here’s a Wordpress plugin that does just that.