jerylyn

Ah, thanks, salsaturation – I appreciate it!

Gonna bring this back one more time in hopes someone might know what I’m trying to accomplish… What you see here on this tumblr when you rollover an image is what I want to achieve only in wordpress world which requires me to add an extra div into image_send_to_editor filter for CSS styling purposes.

Anyone’s help would be wonderfully appreciated!

Thanks again.

Well, on second thought maybe that wasn’t exactly what I meant… image_send_to_editor is definitely where I need to put the extra DIV – but how?

Right now I have:

if( is_admin() ) {

    add_filter( 'image_send_to_editor', 'wp_image_wrap_init', 10, 8 );
    function wp_image_wrap_init( $html, $id, $caption, $title, $align, $url, $size, $alt ) {
        return '<div id="overlay"><div id="wp-image-wrap-'. $id .'" class="wp-image-wrap">'. $html .'</div></div>';
    }

}

Sorry if my syntax is off, I struggle with backend code but I certainly try!

Salsaturation – Thank you, that is precisely what I meant!

In reference to the stackexchange link, user onetrickpony mentioned targeting existing image/posts, “by using the regex function below,” would you have any idea which function they are referring to? I’ll need to target all existing image inside of a post so if you have any suggestions to do so, I’d love to try them out.

Thank you

Hello again –

Any thoughts on this? Thinking it could be found in the wp-includes folder maybe? I poked around the functions.wp-scripts.php file but didn’t see anything related to post images.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Ah, groovy! That was the document I read while switching over but after reading it again I realized my custom permalink structure was invalid.
-_-; Easy fix.

Thanks again!

I realized I posted this in the heat of Super Bowl Sunday so I’m hoping this bump will gain more exposure…