no it can’t… it’s becoming/going to become quite an annoyance I think.
read more here
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/189135
Just add this to your theme’s functions.php file:
function no_caption($deprecated, $attr, $content) { return $content };
add_filter('img_caption_shortcode', 'no_caption', 10, 3);
Hi Otto,
Your code seems to throw errors when added to my theme’s functions.php (Cleaker 2 theme)
Parse error: parse error, unexpected '}' in /var/www/vhosts/example.com/httpdocs/wp-content/themes/Cleaker2/functions.php on line 10
The only other code in functions.php is for the widgetized sidebar.
I tried several modifications of your code block, but it either gives me other errors or the caption is still inserted. Any help would be kindly appreciated.
Whoops. Add a ; after the return $content bit.
Thanks Otto. Unfortunately, WP still inserts the caption code in the post and (after saving) in the preview 🙁
I found here a simplier way 😀
You should not use the CAPTIONS_OFF, as that post says. Read it closer. The captions will turn themselves back on at some future point when you upgrade if you do it that way.
I’ve added the no_caption function (which works, thanks) but this means that the align class disappears along with it.
Any ideas for keeping the align class with the image rather than the caption?
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after applying this to the functions.php file, the caption is still inserted under the pictures
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it worked now, if I add any caption, it won’t appear under the photo…but 2 new problems, the alignment is screwed and the picture still doesn’t have any alt tag
the function doesn’t work anymore on WP 2.6.1 🙁
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘}’…
Could you please update it
Regards
Ciro
Can anybody show me the best solutions without HACK WordPress code?
One line for 2.6.2 and up:
add_filter('disable_captions', create_function('$a','return true;'));
