Pinterest Repellent

Extending the image attributes to include nopin=”nopin” within the tag. The nopin attribute blocks the specified image from being pinned when using the “Pin It” button.

An example would look like:

This plugin does not automatically add the nopin attribute to every image within your blog; it merely allows you to add it to your images without fear of WordPress removing the tag when your post is published.

PLEASE NOTE: This plugin overides current image tag attributes, thus if you use any other attributes other than the ones listed below, they will be removed from your image tags automatically once this plugin is activated.

Available attributes:

• src
• alt
• title
• class
• id
• style
• align
• border
• crossorigin
• height
• hspace
• ismap
• longdesc
• usemap
• vspace
• width
• onmouseover
• onmouseout
• name
• aria-describedby

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Upload nopin.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

Will this plugin automatically add nopin to all images on my WordPress site?

No. Once this plugin is activated, you will have to add nopin=”nopin” within the images that you wish to not have pinned.

Can this plugin change other attributes within my image code?

Yes, it’s possible. If you use any other attributes other than the ones listed here, they will be removed by activating this plugin. If you only use any of these attributes, then nothing will change.

Available attributes:

• src
• alt
• title
• class
• id
• style
• align
• border
• crossorigin
• height
• hspace
• ismap
• longdesc
• usemap
• vspace
• width
• onmouseover
• onmouseout
• name
• aria-describedby

If you find I’ve missed a common attribute, please let me know through the support tab and I will add it to the list.

1.0

• No changes made to original plugin.