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WordPress Basics | Media Milwaukee
  • Introduction
  • Accessing Media Milwaukee
    • Accessing Media Milwaukee
    • Logging in to Media Milwaukee
    • Resetting Your Password
    • Switching From Dashboard to Live Site
  • Working With Text and Links
    • Creating a Post
    • Adding Text
    • Creating or Editing a Link
    • Adding an Image
    • Aligning and Resizing an Image
    • Adding an MP3
    • Adding a Video
    • Adding a Slideshow
    • Aligning and Resizing a Video
    • Adding a Caption to an Image, MP3, or Video
    • Adding Alt Text to an Image
    • Adding a Heading
    • Adding a Blockquote
    • Moving and Deleting Items in a Post
    • Setting a Featured Image
    • Switching Between Default and Advanced Post Template
    • Previewing a Post
    • Submitting a Post for Review
  • Administrator Actions
    • Editing and Publishing a Pending Story
    • Assigning Categories and Adding Story to Home Page
    • Changing Publication Date and Time
    • Working with Roles and Adding Users
  • Troubleshooting
    • Panels in Editor Are Missing
    • Unable to Log In
    • Did Not Receive Password Reset Email
    • Featured Image is Wrong, Upside Down or Sideways on Social Media
    • Block Toolbar is Missing
    • Document and Block Tabs Don’t Appear on Right
    • Left Panel Items Are Icons (Not Words)
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  1. Working With Text and Links

Adding Alt Text to an Image

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Last updated 4 years ago

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Every image in a post needs an alt text (alternative text) description. Alt text is necessary for accessibility devices (such as screen readers) and provides Search Engine Optimization (SEO) benefits.

  1. In a post, click an image.

  2. In the Settings panel (on right), make sure the Block tab is active. In the Block tab area, scroll down to the Image settings area (click the down arrow to expand this area, if necessary.)

  3. In the Alt text box, add a brief description of the content of the photo.

  4. When finished, click Save Draft.