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The 7 Best WordPress Watermark Plugins in 2022: Deter Image Theft!

Simon Wright — Fri, 18 Mar 2022 03:00:00 +0000

Image theft…Photographers have been dealing with it forever, but thanks to the Internet, it’s become easier than ever for thieves to take images. And it doesn’t just affect photographers anymore. Anyone who’s creating unique images knows the pain of unattributed image theft. [...]

10 Best Website to Get Free Photos for your WordPress Blog

Team WPLift — Wed, 10 Mar 2021 11:00:00 +0000

You decided to make your very first WordPress blog. Now what? Most experts suggest using photos in blog posts to make them more attractive to readers. It increases credibility and authority, and overall interaction with your content. A powerful image zaps right into your readers’ minds’ first bits and obtains them in the mood you [...]

WordPress Lottie Tutorial: Best Plugins to Use Lottie on WordPress

Colin Newcomer — Tue, 20 Oct 2020 07:00:10 +0000

Looking for an easy way to add Lottie animations to your WordPress site? Or confused by what the heck a Lottie is and why you should care? Whether you’re already familiar with Lottie animations or you have no idea what that term means, this post is going to help you out. First, I’ll start by ... Read more

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Filebird Review: Add Folders to the WordPress Media Library

Colin Newcomer — Thu, 10 Sep 2020 13:50:15 +0000

Struggling to organize your WordPress Media Library? When you first launch your site, it’s easy to keep track of all your image and media files because…well, there just aren’t that many of them. However, as your site grows, it gets a lot more difficult to keep a handle on everything because the WordPress Media Library ... Read more Filebird Review: Add Folders to the WordPress Media Library

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Placid Review: Automatically Generate WordPress and Social Media Images

Colin Newcomer — Mon, 31 Aug 2020 04:29:26 +0000

Looking for a faster way to create unique social media images and featured images for your WordPress site? In our Placid review, we’ll show you how you can automatically create unique featured images and social share images just like the ones that we use at WPLift. All you need to do is create a template. ... Read more Placid Review: Automatically Generate WordPress and Social Media Images

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How to Automatically Add Alt Text to WordPress Images (With AI)

Colin Newcomer — Tue, 23 Jun 2020 10:11:22 +0000

If you want to nail your WordPress site’s SEO and make your website more accessible to visitors with screen readers, you should be adding alt text to all of the images that you use in your content. However, adding alt text is also time-consuming, especially if you use a lot of images. That makes it ... Read more How to Automatically Add Alt Text to WordPress Images (With AI)

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How to Create Interactive Images in WordPress

Editorial Staff — Mon, 16 Apr 2018 11:53:34 +0000

Do you want to create an interactive image for your WordPress blog? An interactive image allows you to highlight, link, and animate certain areas of your image. In this article, we will show you how to create interactive images in WordPress.

What is an Interactive Image?

An interactive image has hotspot areas, highlights, links, colors, and more. It’s different from a simple image that you upload in WordPress. Interactive images are eye-catching and attract users to see details of the image. You can add description on different parts of an image, add links to pages, highlight sections, and more.

In this image, you can see the description of fruits on mouse over to different bars. You can use these interactive images to boost user engagement and time spent on site.

Let’s take a look on how you can draw attention of your visitors with interactive images.

Creating Interactive Images in WordPress

First thing you need to do is install and activate the Draw Attention plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Upon activation, you’ll see a new custom post type in your WordPress admin area. You need to go to the Draw Attention » Add New page to create an interactive image.

Start by adding a title for this new interactive image, so you can easily remember it. On this page, you can create interactive design on new or previously uploaded images. You can add a new image by clicking on the upload image icon, or you can select an image from your WordPress media library.

Next, you need to click on Publish button.

After publishing, the plugin allows you to edit the image and highlight specific areas, add colors, links, draw hotspot areas, and more. You can scroll down to the Hotspot Areas section and expand the clickable area to preview image.

Simply move your mouse and draw clickable areas on the image. You can easily select the hotspot areas and expand them to create a selection.

After drawing the hotspot area, you need to scroll down to the Action dropdown and select an action for the selected area on image. If you choose Show More Info, then you can simply add a description to explain the hotspot area on the image. You can also add a link on the selected area by using the ‘Go to URL’ option.

You can also manage general settings and highlight styling for action link, action text, info background and more. These settings can help in making your image more interactive.

Next you need to click on the Update button and copy the shortcode to add it in your WordPress post or page.

The plugin allows you to create as many interactive images as you need using your previously uploaded or new images.

Import and Export Interactive Images

If you are working on multiple sites and want to import / export interactive images, then it requires the same Draw Attention plugin on both sites.

On the first site, you need to visit Draw Attention » Import / Export page and check mark the images that you want to export. Next, click on the Generate Export Code button and copy the code.

After that you need to go to the next website and make sure that you have Draw Attention plugin activated. Next, you need to go to Draw Attention » Import / Export page from WordPress admin and paste the code in import field.

Go ahead and click on the Import button and your images will be imported will all the interactive details that you added previously.

These interactive images are good for WordPress SEO and attract more visitors on your site. However, it’s recommended to compress images before you upload them to improve site performance.

We hope this article helped you learn how to create interactive images in WordPress. You may also want to check our guide on how to lazy load images in WordPress.

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How To Use Images In Theme Or Plugin Demo Content From A Seller’s Perspective

Colin Newcomer — Fri, 12 Jan 2018 06:48:23 +0000

Ever wondered where the images that you see in WordPress theme and plugin demo content come from? If you’re a casual WordPress user, maybe that’s not a pressing thought on your mind. But if you’re thinking of starting a theme or plugin company, you might be wondering exactly how you can go about getting some ... Read moreHow To Use Images In Theme Or Plugin Demo Content From A Seller’s Perspective

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