Using the WordPress uploading tool, just give it a title. The title would be what a screen reader would use to read your image. Alternately, you could hand code it with something like this:
Other parameters could be added for sizing, or styling. Best advice… use the WordPress tool as much as possible.
I see my line of code didn’t come through. You should still be able to see it in your comment viewer. You may need to switch out of html mode. You could also trash this comment if you like. No need to post it on your site.
Pictures aren’t my usual thing but here’s one way to do a link. This works if you always want your image to go to a particular landing page. If you want to use it, on different posts to go somewhere else, it gets a little more complicated.
1. Create a new post.
2. Click to Add Media.
3. Upload, or grab one from your library.
4. On the screen of parameters that pop up use:
Title: to give the image a friendly name.
Caption: if you want to add a newspaper style caption under your image.
Link: use this selection box to choose ‘custom’.
Choosing custom will let you enter a url to any page in the whole wide world to send somebody to when they click the image. It will be associated with the image, so anytime you use it, it links to your custom page.
I guess and it’s own strange way, blindness helps me with those behind the scenes things that helps webpages present images on them. That, and I have a pretty lengthy background and Internet technologies.
Using the WordPress uploading tool, just give it a title. The title would be what a screen reader would use to read your image. Alternately, you could hand code it with something like this:
Other parameters could be added for sizing, or styling. Best advice… use the WordPress tool as much as possible.
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Okay. I want to add links to my images. So that just by one click I could redirect my visitors to the actual content page
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I see my line of code didn’t come through. You should still be able to see it in your comment viewer. You may need to switch out of html mode. You could also trash this comment if you like. No need to post it on your site.
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I hope that somebody will, but I don’t know how.
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Haha So loyal thank you for responding
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Pictures aren’t my usual thing but here’s one way to do a link. This works if you always want your image to go to a particular landing page. If you want to use it, on different posts to go somewhere else, it gets a little more complicated.
1. Create a new post.
2. Click to Add Media.
3. Upload, or grab one from your library.
4. On the screen of parameters that pop up use:
Title: to give the image a friendly name.
Caption: if you want to add a newspaper style caption under your image.
Link: use this selection box to choose ‘custom’.
Choosing custom will let you enter a url to any page in the whole wide world to send somebody to when they click the image. It will be associated with the image, so anytime you use it, it links to your custom page.
Hope that helped.
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Okay thank you so much.. Going to try this . Thank you again
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Haha π It worked well thank you so much
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And the scary thing with this, is that you’re taking advise about pictures from a blind guy. ;::) I’m very happy it worked out.
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I don’t think so π eye sight problems cannot be considered as blindness π
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Thank you for that, but in my case the blind this means that I don’t see anything.
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I guess and it’s own strange way, blindness helps me with those behind the scenes things that helps webpages present images on them. That, and I have a pretty lengthy background and Internet technologies.
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Oh ohh that’s great
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