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1. Barblee72
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago #
   

   I'm trying to work out how to move the title of the image widget so that appears under the image and above the description. Not sure if this is something that I change in the plugin files or my theme files. Can anyone tell me how to do this? Thanks in advance.
   B

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/image-widget/

2. chrisbratt
   Member
   Posted 10 months ago #
   

   Don't know if someone has already sorted this out for you, but you need to edit the image-widget.php file.

   Plugins > Editor > Image Widget > image-widget.php

   Then copy this code:

   <?php
   /**
    * Widget template. This template can be overriden using the "sp_template_image-widget_widget.php" filter.
    * See the readme.txt file for more info.
    */
   
   // Block direct requests
   if ( !defined('ABSPATH') )
   	die('-1');
   
   echo $before_widget;
   if ( !empty( $image ) ) {
   	if ( $link ) {
   		echo '<a class="'.$this->widget_options['classname'].'-image-link" href="'.esc_url($link).'" target="'.esc_attr($linktarget).'">';
   	}
   	if ( $imageurl ) {
   		echo '<img src="'.esc_url($imageurl).'" style="';
   		if ( !empty( $width ) && is_numeric( $width ) ) {
   			echo "max-width: {$width}px;";
   		}
   		if ( !empty( $height ) && is_numeric( $height ) ) {
   			echo "max-height: {$height}px;";
   		}
   		echo "\"";
   		if ( !empty( $align ) && $align != 'none' ) {
   			$align = esc_attr($align);
   			echo " class=\"align{$align}\"";
   		}
   		if ( !empty( $alt ) ) {
   			$alt = esc_attr($alt);
   			echo " alt=\"{$alt}\"";
   		} else {
   			$title = esc_attr($title);
   			echo " alt=\"{$title}\"";
   		}
   		echo " />";
   	}
   
   	if ( $link ) { echo '</a>'; }
   }
   if ( !empty( $title ) ) { echo $before_title . $title . $after_title; }
   if ( !empty( $description ) ) {
   	$text = apply_filters( 'widget_text', $description, $args, $instance );
   	echo '<div class="'.$this->widget_options['classname'].'-description" >';
   	echo wpautop( $text );
   	echo "</div>";
   }
   echo $after_widget;
   ?>

3. Peter Chester
   Modern Tribe
   Plugin Author
   Posted 10 months ago #
   

   Actually, you really should NOT edit the file. Instead you should create a copy of it and edit it. Otherwise you'll lose your changes whenever you update the plugin.

   See "Default vs. Custom Templates": http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/image-widget/other_notes/

4. chrisbratt
   Member
   Posted 10 months ago #
   

   Fair point Peter - thanks. Make a copy of that file and then use the code above in your copy version.

   Apologies.

   @chrisbratt

5. Peter Chester
   Modern Tribe
   Plugin Author
   Posted 10 months ago #
   

   Thanks for replying proactively @chrisbratt. Sorry if I sounded grumpy. I haven't had my coffee yet. I appreciate it greatly when people help each other out. Thank you!

   -p

6. chrisbratt
   Member
   Posted 10 months ago #
   

   No that's okay, Peter — nothing worse than learning incorrect information. I'm relatively new to WordPress myself and it's definitely worth ensuring good practice is followed.

   Cheers,
   @chrisbratt

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