Auto Image Alt Attribute
Adds automatically alt attributes in image tag where alt attributes are missing or alt is empty.
Maintenance 24/1002422d since update
Active installs
7,000
Downloads
45,015
Reviews
24
Age
8.8y
Tagspostaltalt attributeautomatic image altauto image alt
Plugin info
Total downloads: 45,015
Active installs: 7,000
Total reviews: 24
Average rating: 4.8
Support threads opened: 0
Support threads resolved: 0 (0%)
Available in: 1 language(s)
Contributors: 4
Last updated: 5/15/2019 (2422 days ago)
Added to WordPress: 3/16/2017 (8 years old)
Minimum WordPress version: 3.4
Tested up to WordPress version: 5.2.23
Minimum PHP version: f
Maintenance & Compatibility
Maintenance score
Possibly abandoned • Last updated 2422 days ago • 24 reviews
24/100
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Possibly abandoned (last update 2422 days ago).
Compatibility
Requires WordPress: 3.4
Tested up to: 5.2.23
Requires PHP: f
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Description
Adds automatically alt attributes in image tag where alt attributes are missing or alt is empty. Just install plugin, it will automatically adds alt attribute to all images in your website. It will resolve alt missing issue. It will auto pick image name and assign it to missing alt attribute.
How to use
- First Activate Plugin.
- It will auto add alt attributes in image tag where alt attribute is missing or alt is empty.
Installation
- Upload the
auto-image-altfolder to the directory/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate the plugin using the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
Frequently Asked Questions
No FAQ available
Review feed
nathaningram
Nice Plugin - but why its own menu link?
Reviewed on iThemes Training Plugin Roundup for May 2019.
Thanks for a nicely done plugin here that solves the problem of missing alt text quite well.
2 Suggestions...
First, I believe many of us would appreciate you moving the menu item under settings where it belongs rather than having its own top-level menu. There's no need for that other than to promote your other plugins :) I'm all for promotion, but plugins with a single settings page don't need their own top level slot.
Second, if the image filename has dashes or underscores, those are also added to the alt text. It would be quite helpful if you could strip those out.
Thanks again for your good work here. I hope you'll consider my suggestions. Thanks!
Changelog
1.2 (15th May,2019)
- WordPress 5.2 compatible
1.1 (4th Feb,2018)
- fix jQuery confliction issues.
- Compatible with your latest wordpress version
- Settings menu added.



