how to remove image title on site

  • I’ve put up some images in a gallery. When clicked on, the original image file name appears to the top left and top right of the image box. I want no title or image to appear there. I can see how to change the file name by ging to media, clicking on the image and making changes, but if I try to eliminate the image file name it appears again automatically. So how can I get rid of the image title as it appears when clicked on?

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  • Can you post a link to a gallery on your site?

    Are you using the standard wordpress gallery or a plugin?

    Thread Starter michael.roberts85

    (@michaelroberts85)

    Thanks Janet, its https://www.michaelrobertsfotografo.com/?page_id=14 and please click on “Amazonia” on the right side bar. This is a standard wordpress gallery. For the other photos “Matrionios” and “eventos Sociales” i just uploaded them as individual media. i actually like the way these open full page that way but their layut on the page is ugly. so to clarify its the ones in amazonia im asking about

    You can add this to your custom.css or child theme’s style.css file.

    .ppt, .pp_description {
display: none;
}

    Jetpack has a nice plugin for Mosaic Tiled Galleries you might want to try. I think it’s more interesting, but you can decide: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/tiled-gallery-carousel-without-jetpack/

    @janet4now, provide the OP with the article on how to create a child theme if the OP hasn’t.

    @michael.roberts85, either use the Custom CSS plugin then navigate to the plugin’s page in the backend and add the code or create a child theme and add the code to the style.css file that is in the child theme folder.

    Thread Starter michael.roberts85

    (@michaelroberts85)

    Thanks both for your help. I have tried the Simple Custom CSS plugin but so far it doesn’t seem t have changed the fact that the file name appears on the photos i mentioned. these are the steps i did
    1. download and activate plugin
    2. click “plugins” then “settings” of Simple Custom CSS
    3. add code:
    .ppt, .pp_description {
    display: none;
    }
    and clicked “update”. Is there something I’m missing so that the file name no longer appears on the link i shared previously?
    Many thanks

    .ppt, .pp_description {
display: none !important;
}

    You can try that. Your style is loading, so you did it properly. My style just didn’t override what was there.

    Thread Starter michael.roberts85

    (@michaelroberts85)

    Excellent! It worked! Many thanks again for your help Janet

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