Hi,
The issue lies with the featured image. Although I’ve added the Alt Text from the Media Library in WordPress, the error persists.
How can I solve the “no alt attribute” error in the featured image of my post?
Hi GoLearnHealth, for this make sure that you are using the Single Post Featured Image – https://i.imgur.com/fikUGSE.png and not the Single Post Bg Featured Image element and when you add the featured image to have the alt text set there – https://i.imgur.com/v4rRShI.jpg – https://i.imgur.com/ulVIpRu.png
I hope this will help you!
Thank you!
Hi, I received this message from Rank Math support:
I have attempted the steps you suggested, but the error persists. Could you please review the issue here: https://imgur.com/a/Il3Trvc
Thank you.
Hi GoLearnHealth, the standard post template you are using is an old one from tagDiv Standard Pack plugin that are discontinued (we provide it only of old users), please using a single post template from tagDiv Cloud Library that offers you the possibility to edit it as I mentioned in above reply – https://i.imgur.com/2QWYr51.png the template similar with the one you have now will be the ‘Single Post Template 12’ (in cloud library) – https://i.imgur.com/sN2QOny.jpg set it as global – https://i.imgur.com/9Jb4k2n.png or you can use other post templates that you like (Those can display the featured image using the img html element or using css as background like the single post template 12 and this will not use an alt text, only the images set in img html element).
Thank you!
Thank you, Calin,
The previous issue has been resolved. However, I’m encountering problems with the image sizes across various devices now.
Could you advise on the optimal size for the Featured Image to ensure it displays well on all devices?
Hi GoLearnHealth,
The featured image when is added for a post will be set as full size, but the flex blocks and the rest of elements from our theme provide options to set/changed the image size – https://i.imgur.com/tpPuCpG.png normally if is used the default image size, this will be nice display on all devices.
Now if you are referring to the featured image from the article, if you are using the single post template 12 you can edit it using the tagDiv Composer select the element, this is using a background image – https://i.imgur.com/FdPZCCH.jpg you can adjust it per each viewport in part and you can even change the image size displayed on viewport, image height, align and you can also set is as fixed.
I hope this will help you!
