Image
Image control allows you to add a single image to your blocks using the WordPress Media Library or custom URL.

Control Settings
- Allow insert from URL (
insert_from_url) - off by default. Turning it on adds an Insert from URL button to the media placeholder - Preview Size (
preview_size) - registered image size used for the thumbnail inside the editor,mediumby default
The list holds the image sizes the editor offers, each labelled with its dimensions, as in Medium (300 × 300). Preview Size changes the editor thumbnail only, and the saved url is the full file whatever the preview shows.
Saved Data
The control saves the following image information:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
id | Unique ID of uploaded image |
url | URL to access the image |
alt | Alt text for image accessibility |
title | Attachment title |
caption | Optional image caption |
description | Attachment description |
link | Link to original image |
sizes | Available image sizes and their URLs |
Every key except id is read back from the media library on each render, so an image renamed or re-captioned in the library outputs its new text without the block being touched. An image inserted from a URL is not an attachment, and it stores url on its own.
Usage
Basic Image Output
<?php if ( isset( $attributes['control_name']['url'] ) ) : ?>
<img src="<?php echo esc_url( $attributes['control_name']['url'] ); ?>"
alt="<?php echo esc_attr( $attributes['control_name']['alt'] ); ?>">
<?php endif; ?><img src="{{control_name.url}}" alt="{{control_name.alt}}" />Using WordPress Image Function
<?php
if ( isset( $attributes['control_name']['id'] ) ) {
echo wp_get_attachment_image( $attributes['control_name']['id'], 'large' );
}
?>{{{wp_get_attachment_image control_name "large"}}}Post Meta Usage
<?php
$image = get_lzb_meta( 'control_meta_name' );
if ( isset( $image['id'] ) ) {
echo wp_get_attachment_image( $image['id'], 'large' );
}
?>Use wp_get_attachment_image() to get responsive images and proper HTML markup automatically.