Hide ALL image titles

  • Resolved hbee

    (@heatherbodlak)


    3 years, 4 months ago

    Hi,
    I am using Simple Lightbox and Elementor.
    on this page, https://www.panaderiatonito.com/productos/
    there are various Tabbed sections. The content of each tab is a basic image gallery and I am using the [slb_group] shortcode for each gallery.

    The thing is: when clicking on an image, it opens up as it should, but SOME images show the title, others don’t. This is very strange, isn’t it? In the simple lightbox settings I have unchecked the option to show titles.
    All images do have a title in the Media Library. But like I say, for most images they are hidden as they should be, but SOME show the title.

    Any ideas why this might be, how I can fix it?

    (Apart from erasing the image titles in the Media Library… That will be my last recouse solution)

    Thanks!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter hbee

    (@heatherbodlak)

    What I did, and this will work, is use CSS:

    .slb_data_title {
    display: none !important;
    }

    Plugin Author Archetyped

    (@archetyped)

    Hi, you may be referring to SLB’s “Enable default title” option. This option controls whether the default WordPress-generated titles for uploaded media are used in the lightbox. These default titles are generated from the images’ file names, which some users do not want.

    The best way to remove the title (or any other element) from the lightbox completely is by creating a custom lightbox theme. A custom theme can prevent the data from being loaded in the lightbox at all, improving the lightbox’s performance.

    Hiding the title via CSS as you have done will also work, though the title data is still being loaded into the lightbox for every image.

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