yeah you are right my informations was missleading im sorry i made a mistake
I hope you made a backup like i told you...
I found out that it depend on how you display your gallery...
i could change my titles at this line (1212).
[code:1] $htmltext2.= "<a href=\"".sefRelToAbs($pgitemfilenameuserpath) . "\" target=\"_blank\"><b>" . $html_pgitemtitle_formatted . "</b></a><br />"[/code:1]
It's in part of this code:
[code:1]// Check file extension type
//<a href="images/image-1.jpg" rel="lightbox" title="my caption">image #1</a>
$inimagelist = in_array($pgitemtype,explode(",",$tabparams["pgimagefiletypelist"]));
if ($tabparams["pgopmode"]!="FILEMODE" && $inimagelist){
$htmltext2.= "<a href=\"".sefRelToAbs($pgitemfilenameuserpath) . "\" target=\"_blank\"><b>" . $html_pgitemtitle_formatted . "</b></a><br />"
. "<div style=\"height:".$tabparams["pgtnmaxheight"]."px;\">"
. "<a href=\"$pglivelink\" rel=\"lightbox[group]\" title=\"$html_pgitemlightbox\">"
. "<img src=\"" . $pgitemthumbuserpath . "\" border=\"0\" height=\"$newtn_height\" width=\"$newtn_width\" alt=\"\" title=\"" . $html_pgitemdescription . "\" />"
. "</a>"
. "</div>"
. "<br /><br />";[/code:1]
the variable
$html_pgitemdescription is the output of the Title in proper HTML format.
What i suggest you to do is to Find one by one the
<b>" . $html_pgitemtitle_formatted . "</b>
and replace it with
<b> test </b> remember do it one by one so you can see witch one it is.
each time you do it if you didnt found it restore it to the hold variable once you'll find i you just need ti change the <a> </a> witch is the link or just output
$htmltext2.= $html_pgitemtitle_formatted