@Lefteris

Thanks, I considered that, but then you are left with a lot of white space below the image.  I know that you can also use CSS and negative margins to close up that space, but when cycling through your images the pop-up expands height-wise as if the text was there, then collapses.  Not the most elegant way to solve this. 

I got the line of text on the pop-up removed.  I modified 'jquery.fancybox.pack.js' line 782. 

I commented out this line ...
/* d = f(&#039;<div class="fancybox-title fancybox-title-&#039; + c + &#039;-wrap">&#039; + e + "</div>"); */
... and added ...
d = f(&#039;&#039;);

Hope this helps anyone else that needs to remove this text.

@james011

Yes of course you can also do that but your changes will be lost when an update is out.

I would like to keep the text at the bottom of the picture but change the wording.  Rather than "You are viewing the image with filename" I would like to substitute a different text string.  So far I am unable to find the file that contains that string.

@cwgrant

Hi. Is there a link to your site?

Hi Lefteris,

Yes...it is www.wasatch100.com
Go to Photos in the top menu and click on 2013 photos.
Or...this will take you there directly: wasatch100.com/photos/2013-photos
Thanks for any help you can be on this.

Make a template override and just remove the title attribute from the img tags.

Thank you for the direction. Being the lazy person I am I discovered what seemed like an easier route :-) I went to:

plugins/content/jw_sig/jw_sig/tmpl/classic/default.php

I changed the string JW_PLG_SIG_YOU_ARE_VIEWING to Photo provided by

That took care of it and it works like a charm. I realize this may be one of those changes that I will lose if I ever upgrade but I can always go back and change it again.

Claude

This is a language string. You can change it from Language Manager -> Overrides. If you change it there you will not lose your changes.

Hello, Yiota!
In which file one should make these changes?
Regards,
Wlady