Add CSS Class and id to images

Hello Paolo,

This is indeed not implemented feature. We will add it to the Wish List.

Gina
Themler Support

Thanks

Paolo,

I have just thought of another way to work with this.
If you add every image to a different section, you can then use section ID.

For example:

See, the image in my theme is in section with ID section4.
I can then use the following CSS to work with this image:

#section4 img {
...}

Gina
Themler Support

Paolo,

I have just thought of another way to work with this.
If you add every image to a different section, you can then use section ID.

For example:

See, the image in my theme is in section with ID section4.
I can then use the following CSS to work with this image:

#section4 img {
...}

Gina
Themler Support

Hi Gina, unfortunately I have to connect the class to the image otherwise I can't activate the plugins. It's not about simply applying a CSS style ...
thanks anyway for the tip

Adding CSS classes and IDs to Geometry Dash Breeze images helps with styling and targeting them specifically in your web design.

You're right — WordPress doesn’t natively support bulk-adding classes to images via the editor. For now, using HTML is the best option. If you're also using Image to Text tools, adding classes manually helps target specific images for extraction or plugin functionality.

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I actually tried this feature recently in my site http://aethersx2-apk.com/, and it worked perfectly for me! 😊 I was able to add a custom class to several images without any issues — super handy for integrating with different WordPress plugins. Definitely a time-saver compared to editing the HTML manually.