Hi,
I am not sure if this has been asked before: Is it possible to add a title and / or description to pictures shown with the Fancy-Images-Shortcode? So that they would be displayed at the bottom of the lightbox-pictures? Thank you!
Fancy Images - display title?
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Posted 1 year ago #
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Hello dumbledore,
You can do this by specifying a title and / or alt attribute for your link like so,
<a href="images/fullscreen/2.jpg" rel="prettyPhoto" title="This is the description"><img src="images/thumbnails/t_2.jpg" width="60" height="60" alt="This is the title" /></a>Posted 1 year ago # -
To use with the fancy_images shortcode then it would look like this,
[fancy_images title = 'title' alt = 'alt'] IMAGE URL [/fancy_images]Posted 1 year ago # -
Thank you Elliott for your help! Sorry, did not get around to it sooner.
First solution: This gives me single thumbs plus lightbox mode with individual titles & descriptions. Drawback here: If I want to show several pictures, they won't appear in gallery fashion (unless I manually arrange them in columns) - and the nice frames are missing.
Second solution: Works fine with multiple pictures, frames are also there - but it seems I can specify only ONE title and description for ALL of the pictures, so if enlarged all photos have the same title / descr.
Good enough for me - just asking: There wouldn't be a third solution for multiple pictures, in fancy-images mode, with a way to set individual titles / descriptions for each picture?
Posted 1 year ago # -
Not yet dumbledore, you can reuse the shortcode for each image like this though,
[fancy_images title = "Title 1"]IMAGE URL[/fancy_images] [fancy_images title = "Title 2"]IMAGE URL[/fancy_images] [fancy_images title = "Title 3"]IMAGE URL[/fancy_images]Posted 1 year ago # -
Hello,
I know this post is a bit old (at this point the new themes with updated codes are out too) but I had the same question and think I may have found a simple solution. I am using the code for fancy images from Awake's shortcode found in the inFocus tutorials a while back and found that by simply separating each of my title words with commas they got applied to each image. It looks something like:
[fancy_images title="first title, second title, third title"]
I'll eventually switch over to the updated themes but for now I thought I'd throw this idea out here just in case.Posted 10 months ago #
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