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  • August 4, 2014 at 7:23 am in reply to: Image tags #116463
    JeannieVeegh
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    Thanks to both for the assistance!

    Forgive me, but still a determined novice. These images would be property listing photos (i.e. front, rear, yard, kitchen, dining rm, bedroom etc.) Not sure what you meant by "alt attribute" or for that matter "tags".

    The child theme I'm using AgentPress + the Yoast SEO plugin has these options - Alternative text, Focus keyword, Meta Description.

    Would all three of those options benefit from being filled in? As the photos all relate to the same property listing page (using a gallery) - should they all be simply filled in with the just subject's property address? For ex. 142 Mockingbird Ln. If so, should it include the full address? And lastly, since there are different photos of the same property, should they be distinguished perhaps like this? --> 142 Mockingbird Ln._kitchen Hopefully this makes sense....

    April 9, 2014 at 12:21 pm in reply to: Change slider excerpt height? #99382
    JeannieVeegh
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    Thanks for the suggestion - it did work to reduce the excerpt height - but now the type doesn't align with the excerpt box. It actually forced the type down and over to the left. Now couldn't find where to fiddle with that.

    Yes, have a lot of tinkering to do and am enjoying learning - but need to think about just using something straight out of the box perhaps.... 🙁

    April 7, 2014 at 7:25 am in reply to: Change slider excerpt height? #98853
    JeannieVeegh
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    My mistake, I meant to say the slider 'excerpt' height. You can change the width but not the height. As is, to me it just takes up too much vertical space. I read somewhere that the height is dynamic but I would still like to adjust it - and maybe play with the transparency % a bit....just can't find where the code would be...?

    Thanks, Jeannie Veegh

    April 3, 2014 at 7:57 am in reply to: SEO for AgentPress #98260
    JeannieVeegh
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    Thank you! I just saw this now (never got an email) but perfect tips....! I'll use them.

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