How to this on Wordpress?

[nexcom28]

I would like to add a few words beneath every image within a post. Can someone point me in the right direction?

I have 100's of images I want to add this text beneath.

[Fat Panda]

caption ?

[PornDiscounts-V]

Would the text always be the same? If so, add it to the index page of the template. If not, you need to edit each post. If it is a situation where it meshes text1 to pic1, text2 to pic2, and so on, you can do a script to search and replace in mysql.

[Snagglepuss]

Go to the wp forums. Don't be an asshole and they'll help you for free.

[nexcom28]

Yeah the same text below each image. I usually have 3 or 4 images per post.

[harvey]

not... enough... data....
can't... compute


seriously, for all people asking for help, a little tiny bit of information would do wonders. I always ask myself why people do this kind of questions "I want to do something that does something in some place, can you help me?"

edit: didn't see your post above. Check http://wordpress.org/plugins/faster-image-insert/

[nexcom28]

I'm no longer looking for answers, I will find it myself, I just thought someone might know off the top of their head.
However... what info would you need?

It's wordpress.

[Supz]

all you are asking about is making a simple post with a picture. Not sure exactly what else you are looking for. Go int othe wordpress admin, and below the picture in the post type the letters.

[nexcom28]

Originally Posted by Supz

all you are asking about is making a simple post with a picture. Not sure exactly what else you are looking for. Go int othe wordpress admin, and below the picture in the post type the letters.

That's not what I was asking.

I have a few blogs with several hundred posts each.

Each post has 3-4 images

I want to add a few words under each image (by editing the template). I was hoping to find out where to edit the template.

[harvey]

Originally Posted by nexcom28

That's not what I was asking.

I have a few blogs with several hundred posts each.

Each post has 3-4 images

I want to add a few words under each image (by editing the template). I was hoping to find out where to edit the template.

I already told you, check that link I posted

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[Snagglepuss]

Go to the wordpress forums. Be nice, They are donating their time for free. Do a search. If null post a request. don't argue with them. Be nice. They will help you. My blog is a twenty twelve basic heavily modified thanks to them, and me being nice. Check it out and see for yourself. Search my name on the forums and you'll see how they have helped me with some pretty hairy shit.

[mavruda]

Originally Posted by harvey

Check http://wordpress.org/plugins/faster-image-insert/

Thanks Harvey - cool plugin !

[MrGusMuller]

the same text every time?
css?

something like

.box-content img:after
{
content:"Your text";
}

[fris]

Originally Posted by MrGusMuller

the same text every time?
css?

something like

.box-content img:after
{
content:"Your text";
}

just a note on your sig, mediatemple doesnt allow adult content.

[helterskelter808]

Originally Posted by nexcom28

That's not what I was asking.

I have a few blogs with several hundred posts each.

Each post has 3-4 images

I want to add a few words under each image (by editing the template). I was hoping to find out where to edit the template.

Been years since I used WP, but I'm pretty sure the second reply answered your question. Add the text you want, or include a separate file with the text you want, to the index.php file of your template, below the stuff about "have_posts".

You certainly don't need a plugin, let alone an "image insert" plugin, to do what you want.

[fris]

Originally Posted by helterskelter808

Been years since I used WP, but I'm pretty sure the second reply answered your question. Add the text you want, or include a separate file with the text you want, to the index.php file of your template, below the stuff about "have_posts".

You certainly don't need a plugin, let alone an "image insert" plugin, to do what you want.

i think he means after each image, if you were to add it after the_content() in your template file it would still be after all the content so incase you have.

worded content here

image here

more worded content here.

the text would be after the worded content where he wants after the image.

ive done this before where the user wanted text after an animated gif.

not much code, few lines.

[helterskelter808]

Ah, so if he has 3 images in a post, he wants the text 3 times, under each image? My bad.

[fris]

Originally Posted by helterskelter808

Ah, so if he has 3 images in a post, he wants the text 3 times, under each image? My bad.

before the end of content, or else you could just put it in your template file, but thats assuming he wants it after all the content.