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Thanks to Kafkaesqui, the mystery has been solved! If you are still using WP1.2, the answer to the riddle can be found at this thread.

Thanks to charbyte for pointing out Pat’s article at blueblurry.com for WP1.5 users.

To summarize:
Photobloggers who want their visitors to click the image in order to navigate to the previous image, can now do so!
For WordPress1.5 users, visit blueblurry.com
For WordPress1.2 users, visit this thread.

Hope this helps ??

Thanks Kafkaesqui, that did it! Once I read the php code you gave I saw the light. Now I have to tweak the CSS to present it how I had it originally.

Thanks again!

On the other hand, I still need help with WP 1.2!! I’m trying not to upgrade to 1.5 as you can tell. In the end I may have to, but can anyone still help?

Thanks!

OrchidRed check out this thread. It may help you since you are using WP 1.5

Good luck!

Thanks charbyte, that’s the best example I’ve seen so far. Unfortunately, I still use WordPress1.2 and the php didn’t work. I may have to upgrade to 1.5

I could still use any ideas, if anyone reads this. Thanks!

Hi Kathy. I guess I’ll try to answer the alt and title differences. Alternate text (alt) is used primarily for image identification. This is standards compliant for Web users who either have images turned off or are visually impaired.

The title text is what the image is titled, or in this case, what holds a caption. Here’s an example:

<img src="image.jpg" alt="Picture of turtle sunning" title="I saw this little guy while canoeing in the Tampa River" />

And yes, there is a length restriction on the title tag. Let me elaborate… there seems to be no limit on how long the title text is, but only so much will show in the browser’s caption. However, I don’t know what the max number of characters is.

Hope this helps ??

alphaoide, I understand what you’re saying, but I’m still not getting it. I feel like it’s at the tip of my tongue. I tried z-index to overlay the image, but I think it has something to do with the correct syntax of the php code.

I too want the functionality that ashadeofgrey is asking for. The trouble that I’m seeing is that <?php previous_post(); ?> is used for a text link to the previous post and not for an image, such as that on a photoblog. I want the visitor to my photoblog to be able to click on the image to see the previous post – not the text “previous”.

Is the problem the tag or the syntax? I’ve tried the following without success:

<?php previous_post('%','<?php the_content() ?>','no','no'); ?>

Thanks in advance!