Bullrunner

Hey Borislav, this may get the title to show for you but it’s a pain to do it for every image.

If you go to the text view of your post, your image code will look something like this:

<p>
<a href="https://[URL]/wp-content/uploads/[IMG-NAME].jpg">
<img class="aligncenter wp-image-[IMG-NUM] size-large" src="https://[URL]/wp-content/uploads/[IMG-NAME]768x1024.jpg" alt="[ALT-TXT]" title="[TITLE-TXT]" width="768" height="1024" /></a>
</p>

Try adding the title="[TITLE-TXT]" to the link code just after the <a so that it looks like <a title="[TITLE-TXT]" href="https://[URL]/wp-content/uploads/[IMG-NAME].jpg"></a>

This should make the title appear on the images when they appear in the lightbox. It works for me using when using FancyBox and I’ve just tried using prettyPhoto and it looks like that works as well. Probably means that this is a plugin bug rather than something that is specific to the lightbox itself.

Cheers

Edit: code

Thanks very much for confirming that so quickly!

Ta v. much for explaining it fully. I agree, more information is always better!

Top support as well ??

Thanks for the update about the W3TC error message.

One thing though: does it matter? I can just hide the W3TC error message and the site seems to work properly, so do I need to follow your solution above to make sure that BPS and W3TC play nicely together or is this just a cosmetic fix for the W3TC error message?

Top plugin – many thanks for all your work on it.

Cheers

DBR

Epic response time! Thank you very much. All sorted now.

Thanks again

DBR

Hi Chip

Thanks for fixing the plugin. I’ll try it out again and let you know if there are any issues.

Cheers

DBR

Thanks for getting back to me. I think you may have found the issue: Headway Theme has a setting to gzip output and I have it activated on this site.

I’ll disable it and see if Falcon works with it deactivated. I’ll also deactivate W3 Total Cache and do some testing to see how Falcon stacks up against W3TC (which is, by a very small margin the fastest cache plugin I have tested on this site – WP Supercache was a close 2nd).

One question though: does Falcon enable an object cache? I ask because I have had to disable this on W3TC in order for cron backup jobs with BackupBuddy to run properly.

Cheers

DBR

Hey Chip, no worries. Thanks for the plugin and for offering support.

Hope this helps you track down the problem:
1. WP 3.8.1 (now 3.8.2)
2. Everything off and unticked. All automatic updates disabled.
3. Headway Theme
4. (just a few plugins…I should probably cull the ones I’m not actually using)
Antispam Bee
Article Builder (Headway theme)
BackupBuddy
BAW Manual Related Posts
Block Bad Queries (BBQ)
Broken Link Checker
BulletProof Security
Comprehensive Google Map Plugin
Cookie Law Info
DoFollow Case by Case
EWWW Image Optimizer
Google Analytics for WordPress
Google Maps Widget
jQuery Updater
Login Security Solution
My Category Order
My Page Order
P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler)
Pizazz ExcerptsPlus (Headway theme)
PizazzWP SliderPlus (Headway theme)
PizazzWP Swiss Army Block (Headway theme)
Pretty Link Lite
prettyPhoto Media
Relevanssi
remove links from comments
Remove More Jump
Rich Text Excerpts
Simple Page Ordering
Simple Share Buttons Adder
TinyMCE Advanced
Unattach
W3 Total Cache
Wordfence Security
WordPress File Monitor Plus
WordPress SEO
WP-Ajaxify-Comments
wp-forecast
WP-PageNavi
WP-Print
WP DoNotTrack
5. No auto-update changes made to wp-config.php

Thanks again

DBR

PS @wocmultimedia – the other site had an external ftp password so the auto-update couldn’t happen. You’re correct that the VCS tickbox had nothing to do with it.

Interestingly, one of my sites has VCS updates ticked and did not update to WP 3.8.2 whilst the other did update but has nothing ticked at all.

Can’t say for sure if it’s the behaviour of that tickbox alone though, as the site that didn’t update uses iThemes Security (AKA Better WP Security) and the one that did update uses Bulletproof Security and Wordfence and, based on previous experience, plugin problems can often be attributed to security or caching plugins (both sites use W3 Total Cache).

Anyway, with no sure way of knowing and with WP 3.9 due to land next week, I found a couple of replacement plugins that should do the trick:
Disable Updates Manager
Advanced Automatic Updates

Personally, I’ve chosen to use Advanced Automatic Updates but there’s no guarantee that either of them work any better than this plugin!