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How to change the default link_rel value in a image settings?

Hello,

When I edit an image in the Advanced Settings section, in the Link Rel field, I find the default value: attachment wp-att-9964.

I need to change this default value to: shadowbox[album]. In this way, each time that I edit an image I will find this value by default.

Can you guide me to change this code in the correct php file?

Im using wordpress 3.0.1.

Thanks!
Juan

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No Mind | 08/07/10 at 6:08pm | Edit

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    08/07/10
    6:22pm
    Rashad Aliyev says:

    Maybe that's give you a tricks.

    http://sivel.net/wordpress/shadowbox-js/

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    08/07/10
    6:25pm
    Mike Schinkel says:

    Seems like "Link Rel" is being added by a plugin? Can you confirm? (What plugins are you using?)
    Also, I'm struggling to find the "Advanced Settings" you mention. Can you explain where you are finding them?

    Previous versions of this answer: 08/07/10 at 6:25pm

    • 08/07/10 6:26pm

      No Mind says:

      Im using Shadowbox JS 2.0.4.1

      In the 2.9 wordpress version, this value didnt appears like default.

    • 08/07/10 6:27pm

      Mike Schinkel says:

      Ah, don't have the time to install and research that plugin today. Good luck though.

    • 08/07/10 6:28pm

      No Mind says:

      When you insert an image in the post, you click the edit buttom into the image, it opens a popup with 2 labels. One of them is Advanced Settings. Ive include the attachement image with the window.

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    08/07/10
    7:49pm
    Chris Lee says:

    You could do it with jquery.

    first load jquery in the header.php file 


    
<?php wp_enqueue_script('jquery'); ?>

    Method 1: Javascript/jQuery
    Add javascript (i'm assuming the attributes: "attachment wp-att-9964" are set with the rel attribute. Or are they classes?


    Anyways the following code is for if the attribute values you mentioned are set by a "rel" (ie rel="attachment"

    
jQuery('document').ready(function () {
    
   jQuery('img[rel="attachment"]').attr('rel','shadowbox[album]');   // set the rel attribute to shadowbox[album]
    
});




    If they're classes then you'd do the following:

    
jQuery('document').ready(function () {
    
   jQuery('img.attachment"]').addClass('shadowbox[album]');   // set the class to shadowbox[album]
    
});


    i often do this to add lightbox support on images.

    Method 2: Add a Filter
    Finally Theres the Filter Method. 


    
function my_image_tag_class($class){
    
$class='shadowbox[album]';
    
return $class;
    
}
    
add_filter('get_image_tag_class','my_image_tag_class');

    Previous versions of this answer: 08/07/10 at 7:38pm | 08/07/10 at 7:44pm | 08/07/10 at 7:47pm | 08/07/10 at 7:48pm | 08/07/10 at 7:49pm

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    08/09/10
    9:32am
    Deepak Thomas says:

    Wordpress does not allow to add/change "rel" attribute to the gallery by default.

    You will have to edit post-template.php in the wp-includes directory. Find the following line of code (WP 2.8 has it in line#946)

        return apply_filters( 'wp_get_attachment_link', "<a href='$url' title='$post_title'>$link_text</a>",
    
 $id, $size, $permalink, $icon, $text );


    Change the above line of code with
        return apply_filters( 'wp_get_attachment_link',
    
"<a href='$url' rel='shadowbox[album]' title='$post_title'>$link_text</a>",
    
 $id, $size, $permalink, $icon, $text );

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