iglauser

<p>Normally the title attribute of an image show up when hovering the mouse over an image. This behavior can easily be avoided by removing the title attribute-tag from the image. However if the site is already crowded with hundreds of images, removing each and every title attribute-tag can be a time consuming job. This plugin simply filters out all title attribute-tags before they are sent out to the browser. Install into the theme plugin directory, activate, and you’re done! No more titles show up when hovering the mouse over images on your site!</p>
<h3>How it Works</h3>
<p>All the plugin do is adding a hook to ‘the_content’ and to ‘post_thumbnail_html’ and removes all title-tags before they are sent to the browser. The plugin will only work for what is contained in ‘the_content’ and the ‘post_thumbnail_html’, i.e. it will not remove title attribute-tags from other parts of the site.</p>
<h3>Licence</h3>
<p>This plugin is free for everyone! Since it’s released under the GPL, you can use it free of charge on your personal or commercial blog. 🙂</p>


Img Title Removal

Plugin that hide all title attribute-tags from images in posts.

Mario Peshev

DevriX

Lachezar Gadzhev

<p>DX Webp Picture Tag Image Wrapper filters the content and replaces the img tags with picture tags by adding two sources – one with the image followed by .webp extension<br />
and one with the original image.</p>
<p>The plugin supports jpg, jpeg and png formats</p>
<p><em>Your site needs to support Webp images</em></p>
<p>DX Webp Picture Tag Image Wrapper resolves the issue with Accept header on Safari that doesn’t include the webp format. Using the picture tag<br />
allows the browser to render Webp images, if they are supported, without relying on that header</p>


DX Webp Picture Tag Image Wrapper

Automatically wraps content images in picture tag by making one of the sources webp. It supports Gutenberg content

Img Title Removal vs DX Webp Picture Tag Image Wrapper