Images with link

you can see what i mean here on that page: https://webers-testseite.de/images/
An image placed in a text-block via Media-Library insertion does not have title attribute ( right side an image alb with title – and the option to give custom alt/title attributes to it ) – but that is not what i want. Why does the left image got no title if it has one ( see right flowers )

yes that was already clear to me that this is not due to Enfold, I thought you had a hint or knowledge about how to extend the tinyMCE so that it automatically reads and uses the attachment title and alt attributes.
I’m going to start looking for it myself now – and I’ll report back.

Depends how often you need it.

If you take over an older WordPress installation and you want to change the style to Enfold, and the posts (blog) are all created with the Classic Editor which contains several 100 images, the manual method is an option but should be avoidable if at all possible.
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this does not solve my issue above, but probably explains why there are no more title tags on the images
i found this filter: image_send_to_editor – and i can influence the output then on the inserted images in the textblock – but the title attribute is always missing! ( Allthough it is in the filter

apply_filters( 'image_send_to_editor', $html, $id, $caption, $title, $align, $url, $size, $alt, $rel );

edit: aha – on wordpress/ wp-admin / includes / ajax-actions.php line: 3251:

$title = ''; // We no longer insert title tags into <img> tags, as they are redundant.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Guenni007.

First i thought i can manage it for newly inserted images this way.

function html_insert_image( $html, $id, $caption, $title, $align, $url, $size, $alt ) {
	$src  = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $id, $size, false );
	$html = "<figure id=\"post-$id media-$id\" class=\"align-$align\">";
		if ( $url ) {
		$html .= "<a href=\"$url\" class=\"image-link\"><img src=\"$src[0]\" title=\"$title\" alt=\"$alt\" /></a>";
		} else {
		  $html .= "<img src=\"$src[0]\" title=\"$title\" alt=\"$alt\" />";
		}
		if ( $caption ) {
		  $html .= "<p class='wp-caption-text'>$caption</p>";
		}
	$html .= "</figure>";
	return $html;
	}
add_filter( 'image_send_to_editor', 'html_insert_image', 10, 9 );

BUT: as mentioned above that line in ajax-actions.php – the title tag isn’t supported anymore for images

Maybe the people at WordPress will reconsider this decision.
even if:

For both accessibility and search engine optimization (SEO), alt text is more important than title text. This is why we strongly recommend including alt text for all your images.

yes – thats it ( for newly added images )
and you see the advantage of heaving this if there is an image with lightbox – it has the title in the bottom-bar: https://webers-testseite.de/images/ (right-side image)

by the way : wordpress / wp-includes / kses.php / lines227ff:

'img'        => array(
	'alt'      => true,
	'align'    => true,
	'border'   => true,
	'height'   => true,
	'hspace'   => true,
	'loading'  => true,
	'longdesc' => true,
	'vspace'   => true,
	'src'      => true,
	'usemap'   => true,
	'width'    => true,
),

not title anymore as allowed tags

Thanks Günter – that should be discussed for now. I haven’t quite been able to understand their (WordPress) reasoning yet (it’s probably also about the screen reader functionality); maybe WordPress will reconsider putting the title back.
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