Can I change the filenames of images in Webflow to remove underscores without changing the actual file?
In Webflow, you can change the filenames of your images without altering the actual files themselves. This can help you improve the organization and SEO of your website. Here's how you can do it:
Select the image: Go to the Webflow Designer and locate the image you want to rename. This could be in the Assets panel or within a specific element on your page.
Open the settings: Once you've selected the image, find the gear icon or settings button associated with it. Click on it to open the image settings.
Change the filename: In the image settings panel, you'll see a field that displays the current file name with its extension (e.g., "image_name.jpg"). Simply edit this field to give the image a new name. Make sure to remove any underscores or other unwanted characters.
Update references: After renaming the image, Webflow will automatically update the reference to the image file wherever it is used on your website. This ensures that the image still appears correctly across your site, even with the new filename.
Save your changes: Once you're done renaming the image, don't forget to save your changes. This will update the filenames in the underlying code and ensure that the changes persist.
It's important to note that renaming an image in Webflow won't change the actual file on your computer or the URL where it is hosted. It only affects the display name within the Webflow project. This feature can be useful for improving the readability of filenames and optimizing your website's SEO.
Additional Questions:
- How can I rename multiple images at once in Webflow?
- Does renaming an image affect its alt text or other attributes in Webflow?
- Is it possible to revert the filename of an image back to its original name in Webflow?
