Template is:
https://www.webimagedownloader.com/temp ... ownloader/
The code:
<a class="pin" href="pics/Lidia+Nene+nude+boobs+and+hairy+bush+at+La+piel+en+llamas:af01385aa5d572dd27cc4312e62df9ee:L:X">
<img alt="Lidia Nene nude boobs and hairy bush at La piel en llamas" data-src="thumbs/a/f/0/af01385aa5d572dd27cc4312e62df9ee.jpg" src="thumbs/a/f/0/af01385aa5d572dd27cc4312e62df9ee.jpg" height="301"></a>
But alt naming does not work.
Naming alt tag
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Maxim
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Re: Naming alt tag
This template uses a Custom Parser to create a full-size image URL from a thumbnail URL, so the resulting URL is not a part of the <img ...> tag anymore. That's why naming with the alt="..." tag doesn't work.
But you could modify the Custom Parser to add the content of the alt tag to the end of the resulting full-size image URL to make it look like this:
/images/.../somthing.jpg?filename=CONTENT_OF_ALT_TAG_HERE
Expression: alt="([^"<>]+)"[^<>]+="thumb(s/[^"]+)"
Result: image[#2]?filename=[#1]
and then in the [ Naming ] section of the project properties select [Use query string for file name] option, check the [ Use value of this parameter for file name ] box and enter "filename" in the corresponding field:
But you could modify the Custom Parser to add the content of the alt tag to the end of the resulting full-size image URL to make it look like this:
/images/.../somthing.jpg?filename=CONTENT_OF_ALT_TAG_HERE
Expression: alt="([^"<>]+)"[^<>]+="thumb(s/[^"]+)"
Result: image[#2]?filename=[#1]
and then in the [ Naming ] section of the project properties select [Use query string for file name] option, check the [ Use value of this parameter for file name ] box and enter "filename" in the corresponding field: