Reset Attributes

You can use the Reset Attributes feature to apply some or all default settings to selected images. The Reset All Attributes button will apply the settings to all the images in your media directory and all its sub-directories.

You can change the default values for these options (except the alternate text) and configure resized image settings from the Images Configure screen.

Original Image Attributes

Select which attribute settings to reset for the original image. This will modify only the <img> tag attributes, not the image itself.

Border

This specifies the value of the image tag border attribute.

If there is no value in this field, the attribute will not be included in the tag. The image will not have a border, unless it is within an <a> tag.
If you set the value to 0, the image will not have a border, even if it is within an <a> tag.
Any other number (positive integer) will set the width (in pixels) of the image border.

Image spacing

These values are used in the tag vspace and hspace attributes. The image will be padded (separated by blank space) from other content on the page by the number of pixels specified. If either of the fields has no value, the corresponding attribute will not be included in the tag.

Replace Alternate text

Select whether or not to replace alternate text with the image name. Alternate text is put in the required alt attribute. This attribute is especially important for describing the contents of the image to search engines and browsers for the visually impaired. If you have not already configured custom alternate text for the image, you should probably replace the alternate text with the image name.

Replace Other attributes

Select whether or not to modify other attributes in the tag. If you select Yes, use the provided field to add any other attributes you want included in the tag. Allowed attributes include: name, class, id, style, title, usemap, ismap, and align (using the align attribute is not recommended).

Resized Image Attributes

If the original image has any resized images associated with it, fields for editing the <img> tag attributes for each of those images will be displayed. These fields all function the same way they do for the original image.

Border

This is the width (in pixels) of the image border.

Image spacing

These are used to create padding between the image and other HTML content.

Replace Alternate text

Select whether or not to replace alternate text with the image name.

Replace Other attributes

Select whether or not to modify other attributes in the tag.

Original Image Attributes Select which attribute settings to reset for the original image. This will modify only the <img> tag attributes, not the image itself.
Border	This specifies the value of the image tag border attribute. If there is no value in this field, the attribute will not be included in the tag. The image will not have a border, unless it is within an <a> tag. If you set the value to 0, the image will not have a border, even if it is within an <a> tag. Any other number (positive integer) will set the width (in pixels) of the image border.
Image spacing	These values are used in the tag vspace and hspace attributes. The image will be padded (separated by blank space) from other content on the page by the number of pixels specified. If either of the fields has no value, the corresponding attribute will not be included in the tag.
Replace Alternate text	Select whether or not to replace alternate text with the image name. Alternate text is put in the required alt attribute. This attribute is especially important for describing the contents of the image to search engines and browsers for the visually impaired. If you have not already configured custom alternate text for the image, you should probably replace the alternate text with the image name.
Replace Other attributes	Select whether or not to modify other attributes in the tag. If you select Yes, use the provided field to add any other attributes you want included in the tag. Allowed attributes include: name, class, id, style, title, usemap, ismap, and align (using the align attribute is not recommended).
Resized Image Attributes If the original image has any resized images associated with it, fields for editing the <img> tag attributes for each of those images will be displayed. These fields all function the same way they do for the original image.
Border	This is the width (in pixels) of the image border.
Image spacing	These are used to create padding between the image and other HTML content.
Replace Alternate text	Select whether or not to replace alternate text with the image name.
Replace Other attributes	Select whether or not to modify other attributes in the tag.