How to remove image title when hovering over image

Add to footer.php before </body>:

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery('document').ready(function($){
	$('[title]').removeAttr('title');
});
</script>

Joseph you’re a magician
now people have a real solution for this annoying tooltip, thanks to you :}
thank you, thank you thank you thank you
just one last question, this code won’t affect the SEO whatever it called right ?

I don’t know how much search engines value the title attribute so I can’t really say. It also depends whether the search engine crawler uses jQuery or not, which I have no idea. If it doesn’t then there won’t be a difference as that snippet of code won’t run.

Joseph and kapreski, could you help me out? My footer.php is just a bunch of letters and numbers… doesn’t look like usual html code. Also it says that “This file is protected by copyright law…” do you know if I can insert your code, or is it not possible on my version? Thanks so much.

Right now I can see that I am editing my Prophoto theme. I have the option to select another theme to edit (WordPress classic or WordPress default.) If I switch to editing my wordpress theme do you know if I will loose all my customizations to my prophoto blog? I’m nervous to try anything too drastic.

Whatever customisations made on Prophoto stays with Prophoto. Changing theme won’t overwrite any files.

Sounds like the Prophoto theme files are encrypted. Is your functions.php also encrypted?

it’s not encrypted I know that because of the link in the footer that says NETRIVER

Hmmm you both know more about this than me! So just to be sure, in my “editor”, next to “Select theme to edit”, should I choose wordpress classic or wordpress default to edit the footer.php? Would that take me where I can add your code (and not change the way my blog looks now?)

@kapreski
What’s that got to do with encryption? It’s encrypted in the files but decoded when ran and viewed in a web browser.

@amberprior
Don’t select WordPress classic or default. Changes made on those won’t reflect in your current theme.

Is theme function, functions.php, also encrypted?

I’m sorry Joseph, I’m not sure how to tell.

Actually, can you paste the content of footer.php in https://wordpress.pastebin.com/ and come back with the link?

I’ll try and decode it and add the javascript for you.

Joseph you are awesome. Here:
https://wordpress.pastebin.com/fD6UwpFb

Is function.php the same jibberish or does it look like normal code? Having second thoughts about decoding it here on the official support forum after seeing the copyright warning…

No, function.php looks like normal code to me. And there is no copyright warning on the function page. I am trying to post it to pastebin but it’s taking for-e-ver.

I don’t think I’d need to see the content.

Since we can’t add the script directly inside footer.php, we’ll try adding a javascript file.

Open notepad, paste the following and save the file as .js. Name it anything you like as long as it’s unique inside Prophoto theme folder. I’ll be using custom-script.js in the code at the bottom so replace that if you use a different name.

<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery('document').ready(function($){
	$('[title]').removeAttr('title');
});
</script>

Once that’s done, upload the file into Prophoto theme folder and add the following code in functions.php. Make a new line after <?php at the start and paste the code.

if( !is_admin() ){
	wp_enqueue_script( 'custom-script', get_template_directory_uri() . '/custom-script.js', array('jquery'), false, true );
}