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Change histories aren’t the exclusive feature of wikis. I suspect they’re only prominent there because someone can change your submissions, so you might want to frequently check to see who added what, for any given page.

I suspect the wordpress database wouldn’t keep track of repeated changes, but it might be possible to make it do so. But like I was saying, I can’t search for any such topics, because every single ticket in trac.www.ads-software.com contains the words “change history” in reference to the history of changes to each ticket! That’s rather ironic.

FlashBuddy: because you should show your text as text, not as part of the image. For one thing, your reader gets to resize it if they choose. Also, it’s much faster if you need to edit the caption, which is often the case in a news environment.

Kahil: Lightbox shows the image overtop the post; it won’t show a caption underneath an image within the same post. It’s cool, but unrelated. Or am I missing some hidden feature?

The idea is to put a paragraph of caption underneath the image, and to have the caption come from the image’s meta info. You wouldn’t want to type the caption in a second time just because you used the image again somewhere else.

Evercloud: Thanks, this looks good! I’ll have to try it out.

The one thing I’d like is if you didn’t have to add the JavaScript to the image tag each time. We should be able to make all image tags come with that JavaScript automatically. That’s the sort of change that was escaping me, for some reason.

I suggest you return to the DIVs. If the only floating elements you have are your images, you can style each one to float and clear:right or clear:all.

Thanks!

An alternate or additional question might be:

I need to modify the HTML output to render an attached image. How do I do that?

For example, if you wanted all of your images to be output as


<div style="float: right;"><img ... /></div>

Instead of


<img align="right" ... />

Then how would you do that? Which file controls that?