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data['title'] = $iptc["2#005"][0];
data['description'] = $iptc["2#120"][0];filename.jpg:
title: Image Title
description: This is the description right here.
another.jpg:
title: Nice Smile
description: Watch the kids smile as the clown arrives.Yes, and this is basically what I am referring to here:alexhenes wrote:I recall in a post a few months back you suggested embedding the descriptions into the image. Is this your recommend approach to descriptions in X3?
I just listed the codes in reference to the specific IPTC codes we are reading from the image, since you asked where exactly X3 looks for the text ...mjau-mjau wrote:X3 currently uses 2 fields title and description from the image IPTC data. "Title" and "description" may be referred differently from other applications for example name, caption, documentTitle and more. X3 gets them by special codes reference (just so you know the actual codes):Codedata['title'] = $iptc["2#005"][0]; data['description'] = $iptc["2#120"][0];
X3 uses the TITLE from a folders settings. Only if title is not set (it should always be), then it would use the folder name and underscores would be replaced yes ... The folder name is not used in X3 pages, except for in the URL.alexhenes wrote:on a related note... in the GUI... will X3 replace underscores in folder name with spaces?
what filename should i save this?Codefilename.jpg: title: Image Title description: This is the description right here. another.jpg: title: Nice Smile description: Watch the kids smile as the clown arrives.
We are slightly ahead of ourselves here, but I did test that this works. From the panel, navigate to the page with the images ... In the page tab, you see a bunch of settings right? Basically you can just add them into page settings file so it would like something like this:winph wrote:what filename should i save this?
title: Title here
label:
description: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
layout:
context:
folders:
gallery:
image:
filename.jpg:
title: Image Title
description: This is the description right here.
another.jpg:
title: Nice Smile
description: Watch the kids smile as the clown arrives.
content: |image : # Preview image for the page, used in context layout and in sharing.Yes, why not? This is for setting the page preview image, and does not have anything to do with setting image titles and descriptions.winph wrote:Thanks. It work but can i still use the image: for "Preview image for the page, used in context layout and in sharing."
The _underscore applied in front of files in X3 and many other web applications, generally means _hidden. It is how we and you can prevent certain files and folders from being visible. Unfortunately, you will have to rename them ...winph wrote:btw if images starts with "_" it will not show up. Some of my images starts with underscore because of ADOBE RGB from canon system.
Yes ... Bots and humans alike will see the text IN the website anyway, and it wouldn't even know if the text came from within the image or from a database. It is just the PHP backend that gets the data from the images own meta data and outputs it into the page ...alexhenes wrote:Will Googlebot and other crawlers be able to read the text that is embedded within an image?
Hey Karl, I used the headline IPTC to automate the thousand of images in my X2 gallery and hope you would consider addingmjau-mjau wrote:Image meta data is incredibly complex, because there is IPTC and EXIF, each with hundreds of options, and each manufacturer and application often setting them differently.
X3 currently uses 2 fields title and description from the image IPTC data. "Title" and "description" may be referred differently from other applications for example name, caption, documentTitle and more. X3 gets them by special codes reference (just so you know the actual codes):Codedata['title'] = $iptc["2#005"][0]; data['description'] = $iptc["2#120"][0];
data['headline'] = $iptc["2#105"][0];Sure ... Adding that code above though does not make it work for you in X3 already though does it? I would assume you could hi-jack the title by using:sprocket wrote:Hey Karl, I used the headline IPTC to automate the thousand of images in my X2 gallery and hope you would consider adding data['headline'] to that list of IPTC codes to be compatible with past features. I tested it and it works with my images.
data['title'] = $iptc["2#105"][0];