Image title attribute missing in SEO when using BeTheme Shortcodes

cpercy517

I have been using several online SEO site checkers and they all show that several of the images I am using on my site either do not have title attributes or alt attributes. Those particular images have a title and alt text in the Media library but are missing these attributes in SEO but only when the images are uploaded in your shortcodes (like sliding box) or in theme options in the logo upload section. Do you know how I can fix this?  Thank you.

Bryan

Hello,

if you want to use SEO plugins, please read this:

https://forum.muffingroup.com/betheme/discussion/33972/yoast-seo-and-muffin-builder-builder-seo#latest

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cpercy517

I do use Yoast SEO and have the hide content button turned on. I also update Builder>>SEO.  I do all of the things mentioned in that link already.  Can you help?  Thanks.

Pablo

Is your theme and wordpress up to date?

Please send a link to your website too.

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cpercy517

Yes, the theme and wordpress are up to date.  The website is https://www.dulaneyvalley.com/

Thanks!

Bryan

Did you go to theme options>SEO and disabled the built in theme SEO options?

You should do that while using a plugin.

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cpercy517

Yes, I have Muffin Builders SEO Fields turned off in Theme options.  I have the Hide the content button turned on and update Builder>>SEO with each page update. I have set up all of the correct SEO settings for using Yoast SEO plugin. 

I would like to add a title attribute to the images uploaded in your Sliding box shortcode so that it shows up in the page's html.  I have the same issue with the sticky logo I uploaded in the BeTheme Options. Where would I add the title for these images?  The titles in Media Library are not transferring. Thanks.

Pablo

Hi,

The "Title" attribute is not proper in html image tag, there is an ALT attribute which is already set.

We cannot add the attribute which is not correct in HTML coding.

https://devdocs.io/html/element/img

That HTML documentation clearly tell to avoid the title attribute where alt is used.

http://prntscr.com/o6b2o8

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cpercy517

Okay, thanks for the info.  I will ignore the SEO checker comments about titles then.  Do you know how I would add alt text to the sticky header logo in the Theme Options>>Logo?  Thanks.

Pablo

The "Sticky Header Logo" alt is the same as logo provided as a "Normal" logo.

So, if you provided the alt tag for this logo in Media > Library, then you don't have to be worried about it.

If you use other logo for sticky header, then just upload it to Media > Library and provide text in the alt tag field.

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cpercy517

Okay.  Thank you!

cpercy517

I do have a diff logo from the "normal" logo for the sticky header logo and it has an alt text in Media>Library but it is not showing in the html.  Can you help?  Thanks.

cpercy517

I just uploaded a new one and included the alt in the Media Library and it worked now.  Thanks for all of your help!