6. A new window will open. Your theme might have some preloaded images, and they will show in this window.


7. To upload new pictures, you click on the top left "Upload files."


8. Then click "Select files," and you search them in your computer's hard drive. You can also drag and drop your files into this window.

9. The image will be added to your Media Library.


10. Please add a title and Alt text that describes the image. In the case of this example, you could add "hiking shoe" in both fields.



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traeton32 Premium
Very useful, thanks for the detailed step by step training!
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Henry-II Premium
You're welcome. This tweak should generate a higher click-through rate from the blogroll to your posts.
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YvonneBray Premium
I use featured images all the time once I found out what it meant.
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Henry-II Premium
Hi Yvonne,

Yes, featured Images can even help us with SEO by keeping people engaged with our site.

Thank you for stopping by and for your comment.

Have a nice day!
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YvonneBray Premium
You’re welcome.
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Henry-II Premium
😊😊😊
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richardgb Premium
Excellent training thank you, Henry!
I don't use featured images because when I tried it (a while ago) the image could only be centred. It couldn't be positioned to the left or right. Has that changed by any chance?
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Richard
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Henry-II Premium
Hi Richard,

Very pertinent question. And it depends on the theme you're using.

I would like to see what Theme you're using to help you specifically in your case.

But a general solution is achieved using Paint. If you want the image to be shifted to the left, add space to the right side of the image. And vice-versa.

It's simple. But, instead of telling you, I can show you how to prepare your Featured Images in Paint. Interested? Tell me, and I will prepare a quick update.
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richardgb Premium
I use Generate Press Premium.
Currently, I use a plugin called Advanced Excerpt to create the excerpt's the way I like them. In my case I like the image on the left and words to the right.
If there's a better way of achieving that I'd love to hear about it.
Thanks
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Richard
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Henry-II Premium
With Elementor's Featured Image widget you can move the location of your featured image.

There are also free WordPress plugins that allow you to customize your Featured Image. One of the most popular is Dynamic Featured Image. It allows you to add several Featured Images to the same post, among other features. But I am not sure if it allows you to move its location as Elementor does.
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richardgb Premium
Thank you for that feedback, Henry.
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Richard
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Henry-II Premium
You're welcome, Richard.
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