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@roro111 That particular step is one that should be removed. Since the new block editor was released in WordPress, this isn’t going to be the experience. Thanks for pointing this out.

Essentially, you can just skip that whole step. I’d recommend just using the attachment shortcode attribute to pass a list of the image IDs you want to randomly show. Example: [mpress_image_refresh attachment="19, 37, 940"]

See https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/mpress-image-refresh/#faq-header for details.

However, in the absence of any shortcode attributes, the default is to randomly show an image that is “attached” to the post. The “attachment” process basically happens automatically if you upload an image while you are on the post edit screen. In the new block editor, this happens when you add a block that requires an image and you upload an image from there (as opposed to selecting from the media library). Subsequently removing the image from the content won’t delete the image itself, but will just remove it from your content. That image is still “attached” behind the scenes to that post. Another way to “attach” an image to a post is to upload it into the media library and select a post to attach it to. My plugin leverages this aspect of “attachment” by default, but the shortcode attributes allow you to override that and do your own thing in a more explicit way.

Hopefully, that helps? I’m happy to answer any follow-up questions!

If you used SimpleScripts to install WordPress, you should have received an email with the login information for use on the admin page. It is possible that the email went into a spam folder if you did not see it.

If you cannot find the email there are a few options:

1. Click the Lost your password? link on the admin login page for your wordpress blog.
2. Log in to the Bluehost CPanel, click the WordPress icon and under the “My Installs” section. Underneath the URL of your blog should be a link to “advanced” and then you can click on “resend login info”