Never, ever, edit WordPress core scripts. Editing core scripts can bring down your entire site and/or open security holes for hackers to use. what is it that you are trying to achieve?
Thread Starter
Ajay
(@wappdev)
Sorry for late reply.
I am trying to get the img tag something like this
<div class="new-class">
<a href="url">
<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-61319 image-border" alt="3" src="image.jpg" width="1564" height="1144" title="" />
</a>
</div>
How can achieve this without editing source code as you say ?
Why do you need to add the class image-border to the inserted image markup?
Thread Starter
Ajay
(@wappdev)
Yes, i want because i want to wrap the images in a border so that they are visible well and looks appealing.
Are you inserting the images via WordPress or hand coding them into a template file?
Thread Starter
Ajay
(@wappdev)
I run a tutorial site and i have to show images of the steps , i upload them using media upload and then insert in into posts. So when i upload image, automatically they should be wrapped in that div class, thats what i trying to achieve.
cross check:
1. You have uploaded image with proper resolution ration.
2. img{width:100%; display:block;}
You may use overflow:hidden; css property to achieve result you desire.
share tutorial link if you are still confused.
Thread Starter
Ajay
(@wappdev)
This is my site: http://pypix.com
You can see that image size is 100% but the width of the image is correct, i just want to wrap the image in divs. see any article for example and you can see that images are wrapped in spans but i want to wrap them in divs.
I don’t see any image on that link, what I can see in only background images used as thumbnail wrapped using span.
before going further go to Dashboard >> Settings >> Media
also make sure to choose appropriate size of image while uploading it.
another solution is adding css code to your theme style.css file
something like .size-full{width:desiredwidth px;} but it is good practice as it will effect all elements to which this(size-full) class is assigned.
