In addition, attachment pages allow users to comment on images which may be great for media-related professions. The reason that attachments are stored as posts is quite obvious, once you think about it. An uploaded image has a title, an author, a publication date and so on — data used by regular posts as well. In fact, the only additional bit of information is just the image location. This is conveniently stored in the post meta table. As a result, an attachment page is nothing more than a single page for an attachment.
Just like a post page shows a single post, a static page shows a single page; an attachment page shows a single attachment. The upcoming beautiful Twenty Fifteen theme has a great example of an attachment page. When I uploaded this image I filled out the title, the caption, the description and the alt text. These are all used on this page very well.
Note the inclusion of the image size in the post footer, a great addition! As an example, if your attachment is an image, your can customize how they display through the creation of an image. Attachments also support the use of a mime subtype.
To continue with the image example, you can further customize your theme to support not only an image. Includes utilities for attaching, unattaching or reattaching assets in the media library. Demo: www. Install the plugin either via the WordPress.
You will also notice a new metabox while editing a post, page or whatever custom post type. While in the edit screen, you will see the plugin metabox that lists every file uploaded to the content.
At the bottom-right of this metabox you can easily turn off the automatic listing by checking Disable. When you upload a file, you usually click to insert the link in the content. Please note that this action is not required with WP Attachments. When you upload a file, WordPress assigns it to the content ID even if its link is not inserted as html and WP Attachments will show it. The file will still be there, and this plugin will show it!
The following people have contributed to this plugin. Thank you to the translators for their contributions. Translate into your language. View support forum. Now that we have covered all three main aspects of this gallery that we were going to create, in the next article, we will show you how it looks when all things are pieced together.
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I created a attachment. The attachments pages and its layout still look like before. Have I missed something? I had a problem where Google indexed one of my attachment pages as if it were content.
I looked up recipes for fixing it and nothing seemed to work. Other suggestions worked, but they affected some of my custom post type work.
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