WordPress Image Control: Difference between revisions

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**'''WP Media Folder''': Creates a folder and file structure for media, so very handy for organizing a lot of media. Unfortunately it breaks some features of other Media Plugins, but the fix is easy: Temporarily disable when other Plugin features are needed. Some other alternatives are listed here: https://colorlib.com/wp/wordpress-media-library-management-plugins/

**Plugins that manipulate the built in WordPress behavior related to Media and Images (IE, Attachment Pages, which are created for each image that is uploaded)

**???Keep in mind this might have a detrimental affect on SEO, since it redirects the base / large image to a smaller image on a page. It might be worth while to go to a Page with a Lightbox that has the FULL sized image and a link at the top that goes to the timeline and additional links if there are other image sizes, maybe a popup too that makes it painfully aware to the end user what is going on, and there is the WordPress SRCSR attribute thing for multiple image sizes too???

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***For most websites, a combination of the below two plugins properly configured will allow Image Permalinks to redirect to another page

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*****'''Attachment Pages Redirect:''' A simple Plugin that redirects Attachment Pages (like Media and Images) to a Parent Pages (created with Media Library Assistant) and under other circumstances, like 404 (page doesn't exist), etc.

****To redirect Image Permalinks to a Parent Page;

*****'''Media Library Assistant''': Provides the ability to create a Parent Element for Media and Images

*****'''Media Library Assistant''': Provides the ability to create a Parent Element for Media and Images. One downside is that it elongates the Media List by making each row thicker.

****To redirect Image Permalinks to specific Pages;

*****'''Redirect''' (under Tools, Redirection); This Plugin provides the ability to create a list of of redirects.

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 **'''WP Media Folder''': Creates a folder and file structure for media, so very handy for organizing a lot of media.  Unfortunately it breaks some features of other Media Plugins, but the fix is easy: Temporarily disable when other Plugin features are needed.  Some other alternatives are listed here: https://colorlib.com/wp/wordpress-media-library-management-plugins/
 **Plugins that manipulate the built in WordPress behavior related to Media and Images (IE, Attachment Pages, which are created for each image that is uploaded)
+**???Keep in mind this might have a detrimental affect on SEO, since it redirects the base / large image to a smaller image on a page.  It might be worth while to go to a Page with a Lightbox that has the FULL sized image and a link at the top that goes to the timeline and additional links if there are other image sizes, maybe a popup too that makes it painfully aware to the end user what is going on, and there is the WordPress SRCSR attribute thing for multiple image sizes too???
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 ***For most websites, a combination of the below two plugins properly configured will allow Image Permalinks to redirect to another page
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 *****'''Attachment Pages Redirect:''' A simple Plugin that redirects Attachment Pages (like Media and Images) to a Parent Pages (created with Media Library Assistant)  and under other circumstances, like 404 (page doesn't exist), etc.
 ****To redirect Image Permalinks to a Parent Page;
-*****'''Media Library Assistant''': Provides the ability to create a Parent Element for Media and Images
+*****'''Media Library Assistant''': Provides the ability to create a Parent Element for Media and Images.  One downside is that it elongates the Media List by making each row thicker.
 ****To redirect Image Permalinks to specific Pages;
 *****'''Redirect''' (under Tools, Redirection); This Plugin provides the ability to create a list of of redirects.