mccaskey

Thanks!

Has this been fixed? I see the same behavior on Thunderbird, WP version 4.5.2, plugin 2.6.

That’s what I needed. Thanks.

I’d vote to have the thumbnail on the left.

Even more enthusiastically, I’d vote to remove the pencil icon. It wastes precious space and doesn’t add any functionality. If you want to edit the image, click on it.

My mistake. That’s exactly what I was asking for. On my first usage, it appeared the plug-in was not passing on the target value. But it is. I was wrong.

Thanks.

In the meantime, this change to credit-tracker-shortcodes.php is working for me:

$content = str_replace('<img', '<img itemprop="contentUrl" title="' . $ct_copyright . '"', $content);

if ($image['link']) {
	$ret .= '<a href="' . $image['link'] . '">';
}
$ret .= do_shortcode($content);
if ($image['link']) {
	$ret .= '</a>';
}

Also, it seems that the plugin ignores the “Copyright format” field when one of the non-Custom options is selected. Is that right?

I was hoping the retriever would fill in the data and then the Copyright format field could be used to create the desired caption.

This would also ensure consistency between sources.

It would still be nice to allow null.

Or can you say where in the code I could just remove that text “Custom”? I found one place. That removed “Custom” from the drop-down list, but “Custom” still got entered in the field.

Or maybe this generalizes the issue: Can there be a way to enter a value other than those on the list? (I need “Wikimedia”.)

That’s a way to put the author and link in the Credit Tracker caption. What I want is to change the contents of the <img> tag, so that the assembled string ends up in the title=” ” of that tag. This way the caption is available in a hover, instead of being shown in text below the image.