using strikethrough in captions
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Most of my items begin with a photo, and wherever I can, the photographer’s credit is included in the caption. Mostly use public domain sources which supply the credit references.
Had a note the other day from a photographer, who complained he was NOT in the air force, as the credit said, but the army. You can see the exchange in the comments here:
http://outontheporch.org/2009/05/16/600-pounds-of-opium/
What I wanted to do was use srikethrough on “Air Force” and add “Army” in bold, but couldn’t manage it inside the caption. So I moved the credit outside/below the caption box. Maybe there is a way to do it in the caption box and I didn’t find it. But if not, please consider this a suggestion for a rainy day.
My experience is that most people don’t read footnotes, but they will read captions.
Thanks for listening.
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No you cannot format the captions. But you can imitate the style if you insert non-captioned images and use appropriate html coding – see here:
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/captions-for-images-in-blix-theme?replies=4#post-314760
Then you can format the caption text any way you like.
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Captions can’t be edited, but you could use a table to simulate the effect:
https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/aligning-captions-flush-left?replies=23#post-308802 -
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