Sadly it seems this is not possible with Exhibeo (unless I want to manually type in all the names as captions) so does anyone know a simple (ie cheap) gallery that can show file names. I have several hundred images of rings (jewellery) I can number them in Lightroom and then the ‘client’ will be able to tell the jeweller which ring she likes … hope I’ve explained myself.
The file references should be added to both the image title (tooltip) as well as the caption.
Simply copy and paste the following code into your Freeway pages that contain a gallery using Page > HTML Markup > Before ;
<script type="text/javascript">//<![CDATA[
jQuery( document ).ready(function() {
jQuery(".xb-thumblie_thumbs").find('a').each(function() {
var path = jQuery(this).attr('href');
var img = jQuery(this).find('img');
var file = path.slice(path.lastIndexOf("/")+1); //path.lastIndexOf(".")
var title = img.attr('title');
img.attr('title', title + " (" + file + ")");
});
});
//]]></script>
Regards,
Tim.
On 26 May 2015, at 15:37, Roger Burton wrote:
Sadly it seems this is not possible with Exhibeo (unless I want to manually type in all the names as captions) so does anyone know a simple (ie cheap) gallery that can show file names. I have several hundred images of rings (jewellery) I can number them in Lightroom and then the ‘client’ will be able to tell the jeweller which ring she likes … hope I’ve explained myself.
On 26 May 2015, at 15:37, Roger Burton email@hidden wrote:
Sadly it seems this is not possible with Exhibeo (unless I want to manually type in all the names as captions) so does anyone know a simple (ie cheap) gallery that can show file names. I have several hundred images of rings (jewellery) I can number them in Lightroom and then the ‘client’ will be able to tell the jeweller which ring she likes … hope I’ve explained myself.
Sadly it seems this is not possible with Exhibeo (unless I want to manually type in all the names as captions)…
What about manually Copy/Pasting?
It’s simpler than you may think. Don’t worry about selecting the text of the file name, simply select the file in the Finder, cmnd-c copy, switch to Exhibeo (with the edit captions already initiated) and cmnd-v paste. This will paste the file name into the description or title field (whichever you choose).
This is less typing… as it is not really typing at all. Probably not as good as setting up your items in a database and scripting them into your site, but less complicated. What I think, anyway.
