How to insert the title tag and alt tag on the blog cover pics?Any body knows ? 
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How to insert the title tag and alt tag on the blog cover pics? Anybody knows?
I can not find any place to insert the alt tag and title tag for the pictures used on the blog cover.
By the way, I am not talking about the page picture that you can insert within the text content. I am talking about the blog cover pics, and I might also include the pictures in the resources SlideShow. Not being able to insert these tags, it affects SEO with errors. If anybody has a way to do this, please let me know. I don't know why incomedia has not fixed this issue, I hope they will do it soon. Thanks
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Hello. As far as I know, there is no such possibility in the program.
If no alt and no title attribute is possible, then one can at least use a suitable file name.
----- Excerpt from seokratie.de - translated with Google -----
Image SEO: Get found with your images!
However, alt attributes are quite overrated: they are often presented as the criterion for image SEO. They are not that important, but it is still very useful to maintain the alt attributes.
Title attribute: The title attribute is displayed on mouseover. This can be useful for the user and the search engine. But we don't usually use it. Effort and benefit are not related here for us.
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Thank you for your reply
About your statement: "alt attributes are quite overrated"
In web development, "alt attributes" refers to the HTML attribute used to provide alternative text for an image when the image cannot be displayed. The alt text is used by screen readers and other assistive technologies to describe the image to users who cannot see it.
The statement "alt attributes are quite overrated" suggests that the importance placed on including alt attributes for images on websites may be exaggerated or excessive. It could mean that the speaker believes that some people place too much emphasis on alt attributes, and that other factors, such as image quality or website speed, may be more important. However, it's worth noting that alt attributes are essential for making web content accessible to people with disabilities, and omitting them can make it difficult or impossible for some users to understand the content.
How important is it to google omitting alt attributes in pictures
Alt attributes are important for accessibility, as they provide a text alternative for images that cannot be seen by users, including those who are blind or have low vision. However, they also serve an important purpose for search engine optimization (SEO).
Google and other search engines use alt attributes as a way to understand the content of images on a webpage, which can improve the relevance and accuracy of search results. By including relevant and descriptive alt text for images, webmasters can help search engines understand the context and content of their pages.
In addition, alt attributes can also help with image search. When users search for images on Google, the search engine looks at the alt text of images to help determine the relevance of the results. So, omitting alt attributes could potentially impact the visibility and ranking of images in search results.
Overall, while omitting alt attributes may not directly impact a website's ranking on search engine results pages (SERPs), it can affect the accessibility and usability of the website for users with disabilities, and could also impact the visibility of images in search results. Therefore, it's generally recommended to include descriptive and relevant alt text for all images on a website.
Thank you for your opinion.
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Thank you so much for your honest reply Mr. Aleksej H.