remove anchor element around Wordpress images with filter (or jquery)

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Tried out, but caused invalid code.

Your code in ../your_theme/functions.php would look like this:

function remove_anchor($content) {    // the code for removing the anchor here    $content =        preg_replace(            array('{<a(.*?)(wp-att|wp-content\/uploads)[^>]*><img}', '{</a>}'),            array('<img',''),            $content        );    return $content;}// then use WP's filter/hook system like this:add_filter('the_content', 'remove_anchor');

Go into your WP theme's folder, edit "functions.php". Add code like this:

function remove_anchor($data){    // the code for removing the anchor here    // (not sure if you need help there, too).      // you will work on the $data string using DOM or regex    // and then return it at the end    return $data;}// then use WP's filter/hook system like this:add_filter('the_content', 'remove_anchor');

The add_filter means that every time a post is displayed, the remove_anchor function is called.

jQuery is probably easier, you just need to identify the images and not make them clickable (this is untested)

$(document).ready(function(){    $('#post a.some-class-name').click(function()    {        return false;    }});