Insert the hyperlink URL file name underneath all images?

Hi, I was wondering if I have an image with hyperlink
attached, if I can use some sort of formatting code or something to
not only show the picture, but also the name of the URL file
associated with the picture. For example, my site is
www.drcelly.com and I have a folder I named “lgtest”
and within that folder I have all my images in, and also the HTML
pages that are linked to the images. The page (screen shot below)
showing all the pictures is titled “lg” so the
directory to the following page is:
http://www.drcelly.com/lgtest/lg.html
screen shot-
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v229/mds33200/11.jpg
As you can see, the selected picture (circled in red) is
named “tp 1010.gif” and it has a hyperlink attached,
named “c297.html”. (so if someone was to click that
image, it would direct you to
http://www.drcelly.com/lgtest/c297.html)
Now the thing I need to do is to get the image to shop up
just as it is now, however underneath the image I need a text
description titled “c297.html” or even
“c297”. I have several pages with several hundred
images on it, and I would prefer to have the computer fill these in
rather then manually entering each one separate. Does anyone know
if its possible?
Here is a sample of how I would like it to look (I manually
typed the red data in by using a photo editor just to show how I
would like it to look, my goal is to make it so I dont have to type
the red data in):
screen shot-
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v229/mds33200/2-3.jpg
Any help / info would be appreciated! thanks.

You would need custom javascript or server scripting to do
this. HTML has
no such facility.
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> Hi, I was wondering if I have an image with hyperlink
attached, if I can
> use
> some sort of formatting code or something to not only
show the picture,
> but
> also the name of the URL file associated with the
picture. For example, my
> site
> is www.drcelly.com and I have a folder I named ?lgtest?
and within that
> folder
> I have all my images in, and also the HTML pages that
are linked to the
> images.
> The page (screen shot below) showing all the pictures is
titled ?lg? so
> the
> directory to the following page is:
http://www.drcelly.com/lgtest/lg.html
>
> screen shot-
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v229/mds33200/11.jpg
>
> As you can see, the selected picture (circled in red) is
named ?tp
> 1010.gif?
> and it has a hyperlink attached, named ?c297.html?. (so
if someone was to
> click
> that image, it would direct you to
>
http://www.drcelly.com/lgtest/c297.html)
>
> Now the thing I need to do is to get the image to shop
up just as it is
> now,
> however underneath the image I need a text description
titled ?c297.html?
> or
> even ?c297?. I have several pages with several hundred
images on it, and I
> would prefer to have the computer fill these in rather
then manually
> entering
> each one separate. Does anyone know if its possible?
>
>
> Here is a sample of how I would like it to look (I
manually typed the red
> data
> in by using a photo editor just to show how I would like
it to look, my
> goal is
> to make it so I dont have to type the red data in):
>
> screen shot-
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v229/mds33200/2-3.jpg
>
> Any help / info would be appreciated! thanks.
>
>

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