Add Image Captions on Thumbnail View #77
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It looks like this PR includes the changes for #76 as well as the changes to add image captions in thumbnail views.
I really appreciate the way this was added (adding a new setting named displayImgCaption that can be toggled on or off) to make it simple and optional for users. Great work and thank you so much @warrenhbrown!
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It looks like the same changes are made on #76
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Thanks for catching that @melton-jason — it looks like we had some extraneous merge commits from one of our other branches that was not intended to be a part of this feature branch. I have removed those commits and hopefully there are no longer any overlapping/out-of-sync concerns.
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...not just the first.
The current float-based layout for image thumbnails results in irregular gaps due to the variability in image caption height.
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Apologies, but we realized that the previous change was not working properly for cases where more than two fields were configured for imageInfoFlds. This should address that.
This pull request adds support for displaying a caption under the images in the thumbnail view. settings.json is extended with: displayImgCaption: when set to true, the fields (as configured in imageInfoFlds, see above) will render underneath preview views and the image detail view.