There is if you add a title. where can i see your image widget? Maybe i can help.
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Hello,
I don’t use titles because my images says it all. Currrently are 2 using your plugin.
Cheers.
One thing you can do is to include this in your css:
.widget_sp_image h2 {
display:none;
}
That will hide your title but you can still use it to create the alt tag since the alt tag uses the image title.
Great plugin. Using version 3.1.2 (and 3.1.1 before it) on WordPress 2.9.1, there’s no way to enter an ALT tag. If I fill-out a title, the title becomes the ALT tag.
BUT, the title also appears as unenclosed text in the HTML next to the image. So, there’s no tags around the title such that one could hide it via CSS. This suggestion above does NOT presently work:
widget_sp_image h2 {
display:none;
}
Ideally, it’d be great to have an ALT tag field in the Widget entry. Then one could set an ALT tag without having to set a title.
Thanks!
I’m adding ALT tag support to the trunk code now. I’ll release it tonight or tomorrow if testing goes well. Thanks Sammyed and jayf!
I’ve added ALT tag support in the latest release (3.1.4). Please try it out and mark this forum thread resolved. Thanks!
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