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I used the "gallery" option in Wordpress (Classic Editor) a lot.

But what it looks like in the pseudo-HTML source that Wordpress uses is this:

[gallery columns="4" link="file" ids="7910,7911,7912,7913,7920,7921,7922,7924"]

Which conversion/archiving tools don't know what to do with.

I assume Wordpress must generate the gallery HTML everytime the page is loaded? (I'm pretty sure the numbers are document numbers for the images, which also contain size and captions).

I've been manually converting them to HTML tables, which will work in exported Markdown (albeit just as quoted HTML -- because apparently Markdown doesn't support image tables or galleries).

Also, I have to open each image and then copy and paste the filename into the "Add Media" search bar in order to add the images to my article so I can put table tags around them.

Is there a better way to do this?

Maybe a way to explode the galleries into individual images, at least?

Also, do any of the static CMS/blog generators handle images and galleries better than this?

All the ones I know seem to view images as an afterthought, and galleries, let alone artistic layouts not even a tiny bit. Not everything of value is words, folks.

I'm thinking of migrating to something else -- but what?
#Wordpress#CMS#Blog#Layout#Images


Have you ever used stock photos or videos from #Pexels? It states that the #videos and #images are free to use and modify without #attribution. There is no registration on the website and I can see no other restrictions or ways to become enclosed. What I can see are a lot of high quality videos. But being allowed to use them for free makes me sceptical.

https://www.pexels.com/license/

#licence #art #video #stockphoto #stockbilder #stock


As someone who is totally blind, the Fediverse is the only place where I have ever been able to follow people such as photographers, artists, or even those who post pictures of their cats or the food they ate. The reason is that most of them use alt text. They take the time to describe the images that my screen reader can't recognise. Some write the descriptions themselves, and others use tools such as altbot. Some worry that their descriptions aren't good enough, especially when they are new at this. Let me assure you, not only are they good enough, they are extremely appreciated! If the rest of the world thought as you did, it would be a much better place. Don't hesitate to ask if you're unsure of something, but never think that we don't notice your effort.

#appreciation #accessibility #altbot #alttext #blind #blindness #fediverse #gratitude #images #inclusivity #peoplewhocare #pictures #technology


New #WordPress plugin (to me):

Media Copyright Scanner

"...assists website owners, content managers, and developers in identifying potentially copyrighted #images within their WordPress #Media Libraries".

https://robertdevore.com/introducing-media-copyright-scanner/

via @robertdevore