IMG TITLE no longer used in Wordpress?
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Err, when did this happen? Although you can still enter a Title in the WP image library, when inserting into a post the Title tag is not implemented. Alt text is there OK but not Title.
There was a plugin around that restored this basic seo functionality but it's no longer available.
I mean - honestly!
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