juliaim

Thank you very much for looking into it!!

Unfortunately, it’s not just Tailwind. Title field is there by default. If you pin an image, it’ll automatically pin it without a Title. Then you have to go into a pin and add a title. I am unable to attach screen shots into this thread but I could email them to you to show what I mean.

Here’s another plugin that I use on one of my sites that supports pinterest titles currently. It’s a paid plugin. It uses data-pin-title for that field.

https://www.wptasty.com/blog/pinterest-titles-and-bug-fixes-tasty-pins-1-0-0

here’s an example of code used with that plugin

img class=”aligncenter size-full wp-image-8548″ src=”[myurlhere]/Carrot-Cake-Roll-21.jpg” alt=”Slice of carrot cake roll.” width=”680″ height=”1022″ data-pin-title=”Carrot Cake Roll (gluten-free)” data-pin-description=”A lot of text and words here”

Here’s the info I found. It’s just another field, similar to data-pin-description. It’s called data-pin-title

https://www.megbateman.com/pin-titles-explained/

It used to be that it was automatically populated from the wordpress blog post, but it is not anymore. Now, it’s empty, unless you go an manually add into the pinterest image (through edit) or if it’s added through data-pin-title