Add custom css classes to images

Good morning Rikard,
The image isn’t placed in its own element. I want to add a class to multiple images that are in a masonry gallery. The issue I’m facing is that the images are of paintings, which have titles that need to be italic…that part is easy, its the ones that do not have official titles. The title field for those images contains <span class=”roman”>Not titled</span>, but of course that shows up in the title tag (yuck!). So the way one might normally do this is to edit the advanced options and put the class “roman” there. I think this would make the most sense if it were done from within the media library. I don’t think I have another way to do this with on multiple images placed in a gallery…thus the question about accessing Advanced Options. Those fields still exist in the db, right? Let me know what you think.

Hi Victoria,
I would very much like to see there be a way to add a class to any image…that was a legacy feature in WordPress I believe…whereby you could choose advanced options and add a class, but perhaps that was not carried through to the latest version (not sure why). However, I do have a work around for now which is to use a pseudo class to write the content I want wherever there is an empty field and then style that.

h3.someclass:empty:before {
content: "something";
font-style: normal;
}

Not ideal, but it does the job, for now.