---
title: "Post Image Meta information: Title, Caption and Description for the Post Image field"
date: 2026-04-23
author: "GravityKit"
link: "https://www.gravitykit.com/docs/gravityview/wordpress-posts/post-image-meta-information-title-caption-and-description-for-the-post-image-field/"
---

**This article applies to GravityView 1.1.7 and newer.**

 Gravity Forms allows you to define Image Meta for Post Image fields. They enable users to enter additional information about the uploaded image. The metadata fields are:

- Title
- Caption
- Description

 GravityView has a filter named `gravityview_post_image_meta` that allows you to modify how the Image Meta is displayed.

### CSS Structure

 If Gravity Forms Output HTML5 setting is enabled, the Post Image will be wrapped in a `` tag with the Caption Image Meta being wrapped in a `` tag. Otherwise, both will be wrapped in a `` tag.

 Here's the structure of how the field is output:

- `.gv-image` - Container for all field output 
    - `.gv-image-caption`, `.gv-image-description`, or `.gv-image-title` - Container for the meta being displayed 
        - `.gv-image-label` - Container for the label
        - `.gv-image-value` - Container for the value
 

## Modifying the Image Meta output

 The `gravityview_post_image_meta` filter passes an array with `title`, `caption`, and `description` keys. Each has an associative array with he following values:

- `label` => The value of the label (example: Title:)
- `value` => The value of the current image meta (title, caption, description)
- `tag_label` => The tag used to wrap the label, without brackets (default: `div`)
- `tag_value` => The tag used to wrap the value, without brackets (default: `div`)

#### Hide all image meta fields

 If you don't want to display any image meta, you can use the following code:

```
add_filter('gravityview_post_image_meta', '__return_empty_array' );
```

```
add_filter('gravityview_post_image_meta', '__return_empty_array' );
```

#### Hide specific Image Meta

 To hide the caption, you can use the code below:

```
add_filter('gravityview_post_image_meta', 'remove_caption_from_gravityview_post_image_meta' );
function remove_caption_from_gravityview_post_image_meta( $image_meta ) {
    unset( $image_meta['caption'] );
    return $image_meta;
}
```

```
add_filter('gravityview_post_image_meta', 'remove_caption_from_gravityview_post_image_meta' );
function remove_caption_from_gravityview_post_image_meta( $image_meta ) {
    unset( $image_meta['caption'] );
    return $image_meta;
}
```

#### Hide the labels

 GravityView also has a `gravityview_post_image_meta_show_labels` filter, which allows you to hide all the labels for the Post Image Meta.

 If you want to display the value without the labels, use the code below:

```
add_filter('gravityview_post_image_meta_show_labels', '__return_false');
```

```
add_filter('gravityview_post_image_meta_show_labels', '__return_false');
```