mangoo

Doesn’t work for me.

Chrome says “html5: Video file not found”.

Firefox just shows 3 circles all the time, as if the video was still loading.

After reading the bug description, it looks that the solution was entirely wrong and unnecessarily complicated (and, complicated life of many users using the title=”…” element).

WordPress should just leave an empty “title” after the image have been uploaded, instead of placing “IMG_1234” there.

Media browser should display original image name if no title was set by the user.

Simple, consistent, does not break existing functionality, does not confuse users.

> How often have you moused over an image on a WordPress site and saw “IMG_1234”?

In my blog – never. Why would anyone give an image a “IMG_1234” title? O_o

If you’ve made the choice and removed a way to set a title to an uploaded image, you should not stop half way and remove the “Title” option after the image was uploaded, too.
Current behaviour is inconsistent, changed from one WordPress version to another and confuses editors – why some options *do* have effect when the image is inserted, while other options have no effect when the image is inserted?

Caption is something else – it’s a text below the image.

“Title” is text which is displayed when you mouse *over* the image.

The “Title” in the same dialog as “Insert into post” suggests that the title will be used for the inserted image, just like it was with earlier, pre-3.5 WordPress versions.

It’s clearly a regression – where can this bug be reported?

But there is a “Title” in the form, it just doesn’t work – see the screenshot here:

https://www.virtall.com/files/temp/image-title-does-not-work.png

After uploading the image, setting the title and pressing “Insert into post”, the image is inserted, but without the specified title.

You can – in theory – add a title, but when you insert the image, you will see there is no title there!