Claudia, Try editing the template script that adds the image on the page. It is in Templating Kit > Templates > /templating-kit/paragraphs/macros/image.ftl.
There are basically two conditions in the script: If the image has a caption, a definition list (<dl> element) is added on the page, including a caption. If the image doesn't have a caption, a simple <img> element without a caption is added. You could remove the first condition to remove visible captions from all images, regardless of whether they were uploaded or from DMS. This may be a bit drastic, however, as search engines consider the text adjacent to images too, not only the alt attribute. Text accompanying images is quite important. Consider adding your own exception for those cases where you don't want a caption for a DMS image. --Antti On Feb 10, 2011, at 11:28 PM, [email protected] wrote: > I sent this question before but it might have gotten lost in the wrong thread. > > My user is uploading images to be able to put them in her articles. I asked > her to put them in the DMS so that they can be better managed, however, she > noticed that inserting an image in an article that comes from the DMS will > display by default a caption (the filename if no caption is defined) and it > cannot be hidden. If she uploads the file and does not provide a caption, the > caption square is not shown. > > Is there a way to add an image to an article from the DMS and not have it > show a caption? I tried providing an empty caption (a space) but it just > displayed an ugly white rectangle. > > Thanks, > Claudia Guerrero ---------------------------------------------------------------- For list details see http://www.magnolia-cms.com/home/community/mailing-lists.html To unsubscribe, E-mail to: <[email protected]> ----------------------------------------------------------------
