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  • #208791

    I have put a gallery on the site. When viewing the images in the gallery lightbox the file name, location, size dimensions are showing up above the image. Why is this happening? Can it be turned off?

    #208845

    Hi MtnStreamGroup!

    Can you please give us a link to the page with the image gallery? Only the title and the description should show, add this on Quick CSS:

    .pp_details {
    display: none !important;
    }

    Regards,
    Ismael

    #208848

    Hi MtnStreamGroup!

    Yes, the lightbox will show the image title, description, etc. – if you want to hide this information please add following code into the quick css field

    
    div div.ppt {
    display: none !important;
    }
    

    Cheers!
    Peter

    #209066

    Ismael … This link is to a screenshot of what I’m talking about. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/18117912/enfold-gallery-title.jpg

    OK guys, which is the appropriate code to put in the Quick CSS; Ismael’s or Dude’s?

    #209091

    Hi!

    Yes, that is normal and “correct”. You can hide all of the text with both css or just some with either. So add one at a time and remove as needed/desired.

    Best regards,
    Devin

    #209108

    That sucks. I don’t mind the image title being shown, but all the other nonsense is ridiculous. What’s the purpose of WordPress’ ability to upload multiple files at a time if the only way not to include all the other junk information if a person has to upload each file to WordPress individually?

    #209427

    Hi!

    Tbh I wouldn’t call the information “junk information”. Photographers or other users might want to show or use this information in some way and other users can hide it.

    Regards,
    Peter

    #209537

    Dude … Showing the page name that the image is associated with in the light gallery is to me junk information as are the image pixel size and the actual file name. Sure for some the size dimensions might be of benefit. The image title is great, but when WordPress automatically assumes the file name is the title and even though you change the image title the lightbox doesn’t pick up the changes that’s bad. There should be a better way than custom (quick) CSS to be able to eliminate what information if any is shown with the lightbox images.

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