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Hi,

I disabled all the plugins. Result the same.
Tried another theme. Result the same.

Hope this information helps.

Direct link is:
https://raymondprins.com/metaslider/

Regards,

@kbatdorf
I think that would be great to set WP Media Library as the default one.

I’m sure you can pull this off.

I will close this thread as resolved.

TY.

Regards,

Hi,

Yw for the suggestion.

Indeed I used this option. And yes the heights are all the same,
but only when a portrait picture comes up it goes over the dots.
Strange.

FYI,

To be more specific. These fields I would like to be added in the plugins SEO options. data-description=”” and title=”” ( if I look at the html-code of a page ).

And to be compatible of course with WP Media Library. Obvious that a
admin of a site can overwrite it in the plugin.

Regards,

Hello DNutbourne,

Okay thank you for explaining.

I think it would be a good idea to have the SEO field “Image Title Text”
filled in from the WP Media Library field “Title”.

Maybe a field “Description” could be added just like in the WP Media Library.

Regards,

Yes I do.

Yes the title is in the HTML. But when I change the title,
it is also put in the HTML as a title.

FYI: when I change the title I got previous title also between “”.

It looks like it.

I managed to put some info from the WP database into the webpage.
Now I can see some alt info.

The title however doesn’t show up. When I Look into the WP Meta SEO
“image information” option I see the remark “1 title is missing”.
The title in this area is filled in. When I use the button
“fix info in content” I get another screen to fill in a title.
Did that an when looking in the HTML code I see the title=”title-name”
Before the title-tag is see the title between “”.
Is this correct?

Regards,

Yes this is the information I’ve completed. No missing warnings for that matter.
At the Dashboard: Image title/alt = 100%.

I should have mentioned that I use “juicebox-lite” to display
the pictures. The regular juicebox-lite and not the WP-plugin.

Also I use “Media from FTP” to register the pictures in
the WP-database that I uploaded with FTP.

Any help is appreciated.

A.F.A.I.K. there are no problems with other plugins or themes. I will look into that more in-depth.

Why there are thumbs created in /wp-content/uploads/media-from-ftp-tmp
and not in e.g. /wp-content/uploads/2017/03

Regards,

Y.W.

F.Y.I. the answer from media from ftp:
“Media from FTP” register media with media library by normal structure. It have not done anything special.

They asked if there are other problems with plugins or themes. I don′t have but will look into the behavior more.

I just remember, because I have a different folder structure for my pictures they gave me the advice to edit the wp-config.php and add
`define( ‘UPLOADS’, ‘wp-content/my-path-to-the-pictures’ );
It worked to import the uploaded ftp pictures in de wp-database.

Also I like to inform you that when imported, there are thumbs created in /wp-content/uploads/media-from-ftp-tmp
and not in e.g. /wp-content/uploads/2017/03

Could this be why WP Meta SEO doesn’t “see” them anymore?

Regards,

I contacted “Media from FTP” plugin support.

In the mean time, will you explain what you mean by “(depends of your configuration)”? Is it my SEO keywords or the configuration of the “Media from FTP” plugin?

Strange enough is that on the first time I could perfectly enter SEO words with your plugin. Anyway, I will keep you posted if I have more information.

Regards,

The Plugin Author from “WP Meta SEO” would like to know if the file structure
is not similar to the WordPress default media library on the server using
“Media from FTP” plugin.

Regards,

Thank you.

I can’t find the “bulk edition view” option. Please guide me there step by step.

I’m at the “Image information” option and when filled everything, the pictures
that I “imported” with “Media from FTP” plugin disappear.

The only images that stay visible are those that I uploaded with the WP
“Media Library” option.

Hope this information helps.