In the world of SEO and website management, attention to detail can make all the difference. One often overlooked aspect is the naming of your WordPress media files. Did you know that renaming your media files can significantly improve your website’s SEO and overall organization? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through both manual…
Do you ever find yourself looking for the file size of your media files in the WordPress Media Library? By default, WordPress does not display the file size of your media files in the Media Library table. However, you can easily add a file size column to the Media Library table to make this information…
Managing images on your WordPress website is an important part of keeping your content up-to-date and looking professional. In this video post, we will be discussing how to replace an image in the WordPress media library by uploading a new file or by using a remote URL.
There are a few reasons you might need to export your WordPress media library. Whatever the reason, there are a few ways that you can export your media library without having to download every image individually to a folder on your computer.
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Do it manually without a plugin If you can customize your child theme files, you can enable infinity media loading without a plugin. Goto your Child theme functions.php file and add the following code
Problem: Unable to change unattached image permalink from the media library I have an image whose permalink is the same as a WordPress page Stencils Videos. The problem is image was uploaded before creating the page. So image took the URL domain.com/stencils-videos first and the page got a permalink of domain.com/stencils-videos-2, obviously, you don’t want…