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Image Formatr is a simple plugin that goes through all the content images on posts and pages with zero user changes and:

1. gives them a standardized thumbnail format using CSS
2. puts a caption underneath each one using the title
3. makes them linked so they popup in full size

Thumbnails are not generated, but will be used if available in the media library.

Note: Flickr support added in version 0.10.0.

Usage

This only applies to the images you put in your content, not theme graphics.

<img
  src="/images/picture.jpg"
  class="alignright"
  title="A sample caption"
  link="http://example.com/"
  hint="Image borrowed from example.com"
/>

After the plugin runs, the output to the browser looks like:

<div class="img alignright">
  <a
    href="/images/picture.jpg"
    rel="prettyPhoto[main]">
    <img
      src="/images/picture.jpg"
      title="Image borrowed from example.com" alt=""
      width="140" height="90"/>
  </a>
  <div style="width: 100%;">
    <a href="http://example.com/" target="_blank">A sample caption</a>
  </div>
</div>

Documentation

You can find plugin documentation at http://warriorself.com/blog/about/image-formatr/

Features

• Supports displaying images from Flickr: <img flickr="1234567890" title="The magnificent Ceiba at the Archeological Site of Palenque.">
• Generates image captions using the image title or alt
• Integrates WordPress media library thumbnails
• Shows all content images on the blog as small thumbnails (does not create new thumbnail images)
• Standardizes all thumbnails with zero post changes
• Allows for fine-grained control of each image's format
• Zooms image to large size when clicked using the prettyPhoto library
• Outputs standard XHTML compliant markup
• Supports BBCode [img] shortcodes