I’d like to have a little control for how the image captions appear on the single photo page. I have tokens set up and working on the grid as expected. Ideally what I’m looking to do on the image page is to have the caption below the image and below that metadata tokens. At present if I put the {Caption} in Tokens 1 and {Aperture} {ShutterSpeed} {ISO} {CameraModel} in Tokens 2 they all appear on a single line kind of mushed together.
Is there any means by which Tokens 1 and Tokens 2 can appear above and below each other.
I honestly don’t remember whether I built the captions with HTML support or not, but there’s an inkling in the back of my mind that I had probably meant to … ? Try adding <br /> for a line-break, and see whether anything breaks.
I’m going to say it ‘sort of’ worked. It appears that it did, in fact, do a return, however, the field itself doesn’t appear to be ‘tall’ enough. That’s just a hunch. It definitely made the tokens after the caption go away. But I don’t know if they actually went away or if they moved to a new line, but that that new line is not visible.
Discovery! I just looked that the caption after I aded the </br /> I didn’t think to click on it. When I clicked on it, it showed both Tokens 1 and Tokens 2. Granted, it would be nice not to have to click on it, but it did, in fact, have the desired result. AND if you expand that area, it remains expanded for all the images as you click through. AND AND…if you go to entirely different album, that behavior carries through: you don’t have to click the caption when a new album is loaded. It remembers it was expanded from the last album.
Also interesting (I’ll stop now)…I completely quit Safari and restarted it, went back to galleries and the ‘preference’ was still active. Now, granted, when I opened a Private Browser window it did not remember that behavior. So I suspect there’s a level of caching going on in non-Private windows that keeps that choice alive.
Anyway…I’m happy I can put Tokens on different rows and if I have to click, so be it.
