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A Game-Changer for Accessibility and SEO!

randycpat — Mon, 15 Jul 2024 23:16:03 +0000

Hey there! So, here’s the deal: I’m the “default web guy” at PawPADs.org (yeah, that’s me!). And guess what? The “Alt Text AI” plugin has swooped in like a superhero and totally changed my game. Here’s why it’s getting a high-five stars from me:

Easy Peasy Setup and a Dash of Fun:
Installing it? Piece of cake. Seriously, I was sipping my coffee, clicked a few buttons, and boom—I was in business.
The interface? Not your typical tech headache. It’s like playing a game—alt text edition. No confusing twists or turns.

Alt Text Magic, Courtesy of AI:
AltText.ai—we’re tight. It churns out top-notch descriptions for our images.
Sure, I trust it, but hey, I’m no robot. I still give it the ol’ double-check. So far, it’s batting a thousand!

SEO Vibes and Accessibility Hugs:
Accessibility? Non-negotiable. Alt text makes sure everyone’s in the loop.
And guess what? Search engines love well-described images. Our SEO is about to do a happy dance.
Now, let’s talk coinage:

Affordability FTW:
“Alt Text AI” won’t drain your wallet. It’s like finding a unicorn in the budget forest.
I snagged credits on an “as needed” basis. As a nonprofit (PawPADs.org), we heart cost-effective solutions.
In a nutshell, “Alt Text AI” proves that greatness doesn’t need a gold-plated price tag. It’s all about leveling up accessibility and making Google proud. Two thumbs up!

Outstanding!

simonstj — Thu, 02 May 2024 21:39:05 +0000

AltTextAI does exactly what it says on the box – incredibly well. The ALT text comes back perfectly describing even the most complex or sketchy images in detail, creating beautiful ALT text I would actually want to hear if I was using a screen reader. It would cost a fortune to have a human write to the same level of quality for every image – no one would do it. And that means AltTextAI gives you better ALT Text than any of your competitors. Top it off with incredible, patient customer service, and I can highly recommend this plugin.

Change alt text for twitter

cheryanne — Thu, 10 Aug 2023 00:28:28 +0000

Hi there,

Still loving the plugin.

I would like to change the alt text for the twitter image button but I’m not sure where/if there is a way to do this. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Chery.

No ALT text on icons

rurar — Tue, 18 Jul 2023 13:00:56 +0000

Hello, I want to inform you that, according to Ahrefs, the images of the post sharing icons do not have ALT text, so it issues a warning that may affect the SEO of the website. I put a link in a post, but it happens in all posts. The plugin is located at the bottom of each post. Thanks

Quick question about image Alt Text

russhowepti — Wed, 21 Jun 2023 22:49:54 +0000

hi guys, is it OK to use an image on two separate pages with different alt text, or better to upload two separate images?

I have a fitness blog, so for an example I’ve uploaded a pic of a protein shake with alt text ‘protein shake’, and I used the same uploaded pic in a separate post but changed alt text to ‘eat protein to build muscle’.

Where to find the numbers of IPTC value

werner — Fri, 17 Feb 2023 08:52:58 +0000

The numbers MLA refers to in ?IPTC Value? (like 1#000 model version): can they be found in Lightroom, Bridge or Photoshop? The problem is that the iptc-fields have different names in other languages (an even differ from app to app, as e.g. the ?title? field is called ?überschrift? in german versions of Lightroom and Bridge, but ?headline? in Photoshop.
Furthermore Bridge2023 shows the new fields ?Alt Text (Accessibility)? and ?Extended Description (Accessibility)?, but PS and LR don’t. Is it possible to access these new fields in MLA?and how could this work?

Update image alt text without having to replace images on posts and pages

marelise — Wed, 10 Aug 2022 08:16:37 +0000

From my reading of WP and other articles it sounds like for search engines to be able to use or recognise image alt text, this should be added to the Media file before the image is placed. This means that when I want to update image alt text, I would have to “re-place” the image(s) when alt text has been updated.

Please correct me if my understanding of this workflow is incorrect.
Has anyone found a sleeker / less onerous process for updating alt text, that doesn’t require re-placement of images?

My concern is that I will miss instances of an image, if it’s used multiple times on a site, and won’t benefit from the updated alt text.

Captcha not showing

bolti95 — Tue, 12 Apr 2022 12:33:22 +0000

The captcha works fine on the dev site we’ve been using (hosted on siteground), but when transferring the site ver to hosting on Heroku, the captcha shows only as alt text. Any ideas as to why this is and how we can fix it?

want captiontext outside but not when hovering thumbnail?

rmblfish — Sat, 18 Jul 2020 16:25:51 +0000

i like the option to be able to have text below the opened big picture <3
but the same text shows when hovering with mouse over the thumbnail, can i get rid of that one?

regards

AltText not in HTML

paulfont — Sun, 22 Mar 2020 20:28:19 +0000

The altText field entered in the media library does not end up on the page. That is when I view source code in the browser, the alt= attribute with the image anchor always comes up as alt=”sitename”. I have tried deactivating all plugins. I have tried using multiple themes including themes that are tagged as “accessibility ready”, I have tried deleting the image from the media library and re-uploading it assigning the alternative text, I have tried on multiple browsers. The problem is the same regardless.This is a brand new site that I am just creating and I can’t even get the first page working. If WordPress does not support AltText, I won’t be able to use it.