Wordpress Theme is blocking alt tags. Does anybody know of any special plugins?
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We have a special wordpress theme for nataliecass.com. Unfortunately the theme is blocking all the alt tags (this is a photography website...alt tags are very important). Does anybody know of any special WP plugins for alt tags?
Thanks
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thanks guys.
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Can you explain what you mean by "blocking all the alt tags"?
This is a functionality of WordPress core, built into the media library. If a theme is messing this up, then, as others have suggested, you should seriously consider a different theme, as there may well be other best-practices it's breaking.
Paul
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If that is true, you need a new theme.
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I do not think a plugin can do that, but I could be wrong. I would look into modifying the theme.
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