Add link or to caption title

***Maybe, like adding – a href=”#” – or any other way to add the URL of a certain page or website.

Have you tried adding html into it?
<a href="#">Caption Title</a>

Also, you can make the image link to the page you want instead of just the caption title. The text in the body is definitely linkable since it’s not wrapped in a header tag, you can customize the sizing etc… of that and hide the title.

Also, that is done on the custom gallery, it is more difficult using WordPress image galleries, but still doable with the proper CSS skills

Hi,

Yes, I was able to try adding HTML into the “caption title”.

<a href="#">Caption Title</a> – This works.

<a href=&quot;#&quot;>Caption Title</a> – This works.

But there are a couple of errors or bugs that I encounter:

a. When I tried the above HTML codes, there was an instance it appeared on the “caption title + HTML codes” instead of just exactly only the “caption title”.

Error 01

b. While the second error was when I successfully added the HTML code + caption title. But when I came back to edit the slide’s title, the “Save a Slide” page move and registered a few bugs…
– There are HTML codes beside the thumbnail.
– There are HTML codes that went out of the title box.

Error 02

I hope this helps you in sorting things out.

As for the the “image link”, YES, I’m able to use it and link the image to any URL I desire or need.

As for adding links in the text body, YES, I’m able to easily do it, too. ??

Great news scofield!

Links in header tags isn’t something HTML is meant to do, so in order to make that happen I could add a new feature to make it so the image title is a link rather than a normal header. In the meantime, image linking and Body text linking works so that’s great and should get you past your hump!

Thanks for registering those bugs with me. Should be an easy fix. Cheers!