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Asked: May 18, 20262026-05-18T01:29:46+00:00 2026-05-18T01:29:46+00:00

Using the most recent build of imgbox , encountering the same problem I had

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Using the most recent build of imgbox, encountering the same problem I had with LightBox2; mainly, the ‘title’ attribute. It makes a caption, but html likes to make a hovertext over the image link.

Like so:

  <a id="example1-1" href="./painting/everythingieverwanted/everythingieverwanted.jpg" title="Lorem <a href=''> ipsum</a> dolor sit amet">

I went in and tried to manually switch all instances of ‘title’ in jquery.imgbox.js to ‘imagecaption’, and renamed my attributes accordingly, so:

  <a id="example1-1" href="./painting/everythingieverwanted/everythingieverwanted.jpg" imagecaption="Lorem <a href=''> ipsum</a> dolor sit amet">

but that didn’t work. Any idea where I am going wrong?

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    2026-05-18T01:29:47+00:00Added an answer on May 18, 2026 at 1:29 am

    I looks like imgBox comes with a second .jss file that needs to be altered that I didn’t notice at first: jquery.imgbox.pack.js

    Basically I went through and replaced all “title” attributes with “imgboxcaption” in both

    jquery.imgbox.pack.js
    and
    jquery.imgbox.js
    and
    imgbox.css

    then, when writing it out, this works:

    <a id="popup" href="./painting/everythingieverwanted/everythingieverwanted.jpg" imgboxcaption="Lorem <a href=''>Ipsum</a>"><img src="./painting/everythingieverwanted/redsuitBOX.jpg" /></a>
    

    No html hover because of the title tag, and the caption is there.

    Note that the titleh attribute does not need to be changed.

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