Hi Nikko,
Thanks for your reply. I found some links online that seemed to offer a solution for this problem. Isn’t the link in private about basically the same thing I want to achieve?
Best regards,
Daniel

Hey Nikko,

thanks for the code. I made some adjustments and it kind of works, but it’s not really convenient. I invested several hours to automatically place the copyright line with the image in the text, depending on the alignment of the image in the text flow.

add_filter('get_image_tag', function($html, $id, $alt, $title, $align, $size) {
	$copyright_text = get_post_meta( $id, '_avia_attachment_copyright', true );
	if ($copyright_text) {
		$image = $html;
		$html = '<figure class="copyright-image-wrapper">' . $image;
		$html .= '<p class="my-copyright">' . $copyright_text . '</p>';
		$html .= '</figure>';
	}
	return $html;
}, 10, 6);

function copyright_textfluss(){
    ?>
    <script>
		jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
			$('.copyright-image-wrapper:has(.alignleft)').addClass('alignleft');
			$('.copyright-image-wrapper:has(.aligncenter)').addClass('aligncenter');
			$('.copyright-image-wrapper:has(.alignright)').addClass('alignright');
		});
	 </script>
    <?php
}
add_action('wp_head', 'copyright_textfluss'); 

But there are still two problems:

• All the html-markup stays in the blog entry if a picture is deleted. This is annoying and therefore not a really nice solution …
• The copyright-information is simply copied into the text, there is no connection to the database. If there are changes to the copyright-information in the media library it won’t reflect in the blog.

In the theme image-element it adds a snippet to the shortcode like [copyright=’icon-reveal’]. Couldn’t something like that also be implemented for the standard editor?

Hope you have a good idea!

Hey Nikko,
basically i have the problem on several sites, all of which I run with your great theme.

In the Advanced Editor I can set when and how the copyright should be displayed. In the blog I use the standard editor and insert the images via “insert media”. At this point I have no choice regarding the display of the copyright information.

Enclosed you will find a link to an exemplary page. For the header image I found a short css code in the forums and the copyright shows beneath the picture. The picture is used again at the end of the article. Inserted via the standard editor. There we had to manually add the copyright in the caption, as there is no way to show it automatically …

As I said, my aim is to show the copyright information for all images that are used in the blog via the standard editor, provided that the copyright information has been saved in the media library with the image.

I found some snippets for functions.php on the web and the forums but none is working in the expected way.

Hoping for a solution!

Cheers, Daniel

Perfect! Tested and tweaked it a little bit and it just works. Thank you.

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