wpseo_image_attribute_containing_id
wpseo_image_attribute_containing_id
Appears in: wordpress-seo.21.4, wordpress-seo.21.5, wordpress-seo.21.7, wordpress-seo.21.8, wordpress-seo.21.8.1, wordpress-seo.21.9.1, wordpress-seo.22.0, wordpress-seo.22.1, wordpress-seo.22.2, wordpress-seo.22.3, wordpress-seo.22.6, wordpress-seo.22.8, wordpress-seo.22.9, wordpress-seo.23.0, wordpress-seo.23.2, wordpress-seo.23.3, wordpress-seo.23.4, wordpress-seo.23.6, wordpress-seo.23.8, wordpress-seo.23.9
Hook Type: filter
Displaying hooks found in version: wordpress-seo.23.9apply_filters('wpseo_image_attribute_containing_id') is found 2 times:
- /src/images/Application/image-content-extractor.php line 89
* Defaults to "class", which is where WP natively stores the image IDs, in a `wp-image-<ID>` format. * * @api string The attribute to be used to extract image IDs from. */ $attribute = \apply_filters( 'wpseo_image_attribute_containing_id', 'class' ); while ( $processor->next_tag( $query ) ) { $src = \htmlentities( $processor->get_attribute( 'src' ), ( \ENT_QUOTES | \ENT_SUBSTITUTE | \ENT_HTML401 ), \get_bloginfo( 'charset' ) ); $classes = $processor->get_attribute( $attribute ); $id = $this->extract_id_of_classes( $classes ); $images[ $src ] = $id;
- /src/images/Application/image-content-extractor.php line 119
* Defaults to "class", which is where WP natively stores the image IDs, in a `wp-image-<ID>` format. * * @api string The attribute to be used to extract image IDs from. */ $attribute = \apply_filters( 'wpseo_image_attribute_containing_id', 'class' ); \libxml_use_internal_errors( true ); $post_dom = new DOMDocument(); $post_dom->loadHTML( '<?xml encoding="' . $charset . '">' . $content ); \libxml_clear_errors();