I messed up with my comment and can’t edit it. So, I writing as an answer instead: This is probably (99.99%) not a WordPress issue, rather a Chrome one, something related to it’s CSS and/or image heuristics. Therefore: Maybe you will have better luck looking for help in other Stackexchange network site Maybe your pageload … Read more
You must Add your image form Add media in text editor. After that click on image in text editor and then you fill find 5 option for image editing. There you can align image and edit image. Or it best practice to upload image from wordpress standard. The upload image will save in wp-content folder.
You should insert post navigation manually. Update functions.php of your theme with add_filter(‘the_content’, function($content) { return $content . get_the_post_navigation(); }); Or insert the_post_navigation() in desirable place in your single.php template. You should create child theme to be able update primary theme.
I think you gave the answer in your last comment. if (get_field(‘alt_image_f’)){ $post_thumbnail_attr = array(‘alt’ => get_field(‘alt_image_f’) ); the_post_thumbnail( ‘full’, $post_thumbnail_attr ); } else the_post_thumbnail(); Cleaning up your code a bit, the following should work $custom_image_alt = get_field(‘alt_image_f’); $post_thumbnail_attr = array(); if ($custom_image_alt) { $post_thumbnail_attr[‘alt’] = $custom_image_alt; } the_post_thumbnail(‘full’, $post_thumbnail_attr);
How to change img src in home-made theme, using WordPress` live customizer?
Alternative image sizes are too large
For post and page content, when an image is added from the media library an image tag is generated with the alt tag being whatever the alt text in the media library was when the image was inserted. Since the image is added as HTML with the alt tag, updating the alt text in the … Read more
You can use the hook astra_content_before to add the image to the content before. Eg. add_action( ‘astra_content_before’, ‘astra_child_theme_image_before_content’ ); function astra_child_theme_image_before_content() { // Code here }
You can’t do that. WordPress can store files only in its own uploads folder (or at least in the same root where the WordPress is installed. You can’t upload files to remote website (different domain). What you can do is to add the second domain as an alias to your main domain, and in that … Read more
You’re trying to get the thumbnail URL to use inside an inline style. You’ll need [the_post_thumbnail_url()][1] to do so. the_post_thumbnail() returns the actual image, not the URL of the image (which you need to display it as a background image. This particular plugin provides the get_post_thumbnail_url() function to do so. You would use it like … Read more