• Hello. I hope you are well.

    Please tell me if there is a way to disable this feature which I don’t like and which slows down my site and makes me uncomfortable every time I put a link in the Gutenberg editor. I’m talking about image visualization, as you can see in the following picture: https://i.ibb.co/sg2hg87/4895162-1.jpg

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  • Unfortunately, it is not apparent to me where the exact problem lies? You say you post a link in the block editor and then an image pops up? Does this happen with every link you insert, even the one to this topic for example?

    As a test you could deactivate all plugins in your project. Does it still happen then?

    Thread Starter Aleksandar

    (@aivanov12)

    This is not a function of my plugins, but of WordPress. Visualization of inserted hyperlink. But it makes me uncomfortable. I want to turn off the visualization.

    A person suggested me the following code but it doesn’t help. After which he himself confirmed that the code really does not help. And he apologized.

    .block-editor-link-control__search-item .block-editor-link-control__search-item-image {
    display: none !important;
    }

    Unfortunately, I can’t reproduce this on my end. Here is a screenshot of how I know and use it:
    https://imgur.com/a/yDAzepO

    Here I simply entered the URL https://picsum.photos as link target. You don’t see any preview image.

    Therefore again the question: which link do you use?

    Thread Starter Aleksandar

    (@aivanov12)

    Also with the link there is no preview with a picture for me: https://imgur.com/a/5ceKbwN

    I keep guessing that this is happening to you through a plugin you are using.

    Thread Starter Aleksandar

    (@aivanov12)

    I have disabled all plugins but this continues. I also asked a lot of other people and they told me that this is a built-in wordpress feature. Oh, I don’t know… I’m so sad I don’t know how I removed it.

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