Joen Asmussen

<p>Wraps all WordPress images in extra spans, to allow for more layout control when you write CSS. All extra spans are added render-time, meaning they aren’t permanently added to your posts. The benefit is, if you redesign in the future and no longer need the tags: they were never there. This applies to images in all your posts, past, present and future.</p>
<h3>History</h3>
<ul>
<li>0.1: First basic release.</li>
<li>1.0: Added a regex that makes sure the classes are moved, not copied, from the img to the span.</li>
</ul>


Extra Image Tags

Wraps all WordPress images in extra spans, to allow for more layout control when you write CSS. All extra spans are added render-time, meaning they ar …

Christian Schenk

<p>Allows you to embed ThickBox into your blog. Simply insert ThickBox compliant markup<br />
where ever you want and you’re all set. It is a pretty lightweight plugin but here<br />
are some of its features:</p>
<ul>
<li>comes with an expert mode that allows you include the JavaScript and CSS for ThickBox only on those pages that actually need it</li>
<li>you can opt to use the script and style already bundled with WordPress</li>
<li>automatically adds the correct class attribute when using the gallery shortcode</li>
<li>and also contains SmoothBox</li>
</ul>
<h3>Licence</h3>
<p>This plugin is released under the GPL.</p>


ThickBox

Embed ThickBox into your posts and pages.

Extra Image Tags vs ThickBox