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  • That would not have to do with the plugin. Check the template where you made the change to the_title() and there you should find a title attribute outputting the permalink info.

    By the way, it can be difficult to troubleshoot problems through a screenshot of it.

    Thread Starter Bhoney

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    Thread Starter Bhoney

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    This is the line but I am not sure what part of this I should change.

    <h2 class=”posttitle”>” rel=”bookmark” title=”<?php _e(‘Permanent link to’); ?> <?php the_title(‘-image-‘); ?>”><?php the_title(‘-image-‘); ?></h2>

    It looks to me like you need to edit your index.php file in your theme. When I did a “View Source” on your page, instead of an anchor tag and an image tag, I saw 2 image tags. In particular, you’ll need to find the line with the_title() in it. Mine looks like this:

    <a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to <?php the_title(); ?>"><?php the_title('-image-'); ?></a>

    If you don’t want the text popup to appear at all, just change it to:

    <h2 class="posttitle"><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title('-image-'); ?></a></h2>

    However, this is not considered proper design *etiquette* since anyone unable to see your images (such as those with images turned off in their browsers, or visually-impaired visitors) will miss the title of the post. So you may be better off with the code billh provides above.

    Only add ‘-image-‘ in the second instance of “?php the_title”

    That code only needs to be added once.

    Thread Starter Bhoney

    (@bhoney)

    Okay, I finally got it to work.Thank you guys for your help 😀

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