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How to hide image hover titles on Featured images?

Trying to find a way to hid the little title that pops up when you hover over an image. Specifically the featured image that shows on my category archive pages.

http://184.172.177.95/~chinad/?cat=9

This is a client request please dont explain the importance of keeping these titles intact. I have tried to educate the client but they are not interested! :)

Am i looking at adding a filter to my custom-function.php file or is there some jQuery code I can use?

Thanks for any help you can give me.

Thanks
Steve

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Steve Watson | 05/23/12 at 7:56am Edit


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  • avatar
    Last edited:
    05/23/12
    8:00am
    Ivaylo Draganov says:

    Hi,

    It's a matter of simply deleting the title attribute on the <a> tag:


    
<a title="Policy in motion" href="http://184.172.177.95/~chinad/?p=909">


    Just edit the theme file which holds the piece of code generating this markup.

  • avatar
    Last edited:
    05/23/12
    8:01am
    Arnav Joy says:

    please show me the category.php

    • 05/23/12 8:04am

      Arnav Joy says:

      check this
      http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/img-title-removal/

  • avatar
    Last edited:
    05/23/12
    8:03am
    Manoj Raj says:

    Just edit the theme file to delete the title tag or simply add this

    $(document).ready(function () {

    $(".entry-content a").removeAttr("title");

    });

    • 05/23/12 8:05am

      Manoj Raj says:

      it is not working as i tested it in my browser..

      Try this instead

      jQuery('.entry-content a').removeAttr('title');

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    Last edited:
    05/23/12
    8:04am
    Daniel Yoen says:

    Add before </body>

    <script type="text/javascript">
    jQuery('document').ready(function($){
    $('[title]').removeAttr('title');
    });
    </script>

    hope this help :)

    • 05/23/12 8:21am

      Steve Watson says:

      Daniel you absolute legend! Worked a treat.

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