Disable Attachment Pages vs Media Search Enhanced

This plugin redirects attachment pages to the post, where they are placed (via 301). If there is no parent page, it redirects back to the WordPress home URL (via 302). Further, when editing a post, the option to link images to their attachment page is hidden via CSS (except it is selected by default).

Try it live in your browser — launch the WordPress Playground demo. Boots a WordPress instance with this plugin active and a Media Library seeded with 8 attachments, so you can see the cross-field search in action immediately. Searching mountain returns 6 hits (matches in filename and alt text included) — core WordPress search would only find 3. This plugin is made for: Search through all fields in Media Library, including: ID, title, caption, alternative text and description. Search Taxonomies for Media, include the name, slug and description fields. Search media file name. Multi-term search — Anywhere in the WordPress admin (the Media Library list view at upload.php, the “Add Media” modal, and other admin screens), use commas to search for multiple items at once (e.g. image-a.jpg, photo-2.jpg). Matches attachments containing any of the terms. Limited to 10 terms per search. Frontend searches still treat commas as literal characters, as a query-amplification guard for public pages. Use shortcode [mse-search-form] to insert a media search form in posts and template files. It will search for media by all fields mentioned above.