icon title under icon

Thank you for your kind words and for your question – your English is fine.

Your [mla_gallery] shortcode looks good, and when I tried it on my test system the title and base file name are displayed just beneath the icon. It looks like you have the {+title+} and {+base_file+} parameters on separate lines; is that right? You might get better results if you put your shortcode on one line and change your mla_caption parameter to:

mla_caption="{+title+}<br>{+base_file+}"

On my system there is no “rollover text”; the title does not display as a tooltip when you hover the mouse over an icon. This is the default behavior in WordPress version 3.7 and later. If you want a tooltip to display you can add something like mla_rollover_text="{+title+}" to your shortcode.

I hope I have understood your question. I am marking this topic resolved, but please update it with any other information you can provide so I can give you the help you need. Thanks for your interest in the plugin.

Thank you for your answer.

I don’t want to have rollover text or tooltip.
Just the icon and the title below.

My shortcode is in a single line (the copy/paste on visual mode in wordpress made that, sorry).

this is the url you can see that it doesn’t work as fine as I want :
https://www.carolinescherb.com/wp/documentation/

I don’t understand why.

Thank you
Carosch

Thank you for your update and for taking the time to post a link to the site, which is very helpful.

It looks like you theme supports HTML5 and returns true from the current_theme_supports( 'html5', 'gallery' ) function. This changes the tags MLA supplies for gallery items to “figure”, “div” and “figcaption”. Your theme’s stye.css stylesheet is supplying CSS properties for the “figcaption” tag that arecausing the behavior you see on the page.

You can fix the problem in several ways, such as fixing your theme’s styles to get the results you want. The first thing I would try is simply overriding the tag names and going back to the non-HTML5 values. Try adding these three parameters to your [mla_gallery] shortcode:

itemtag=dl icontag=dt captiontag=dd

That may not work, because your theme also provides styles for these tags. It is worth a quick try.

If you still have the problem or other, similar problems you can experiment with a custom mla_style and/or mla_markup template. If that becomes necessary, let me know and I will give you more specific guidance.

Thanks for your patience and persistence.

Thanks a lot, I’ve made the choice to override the .gallery-caption class and it woks as I wanted.
Thank you for your research