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Could it be possible1 to have the name of the contributor who added a main picture and the date of the addition in a tooltip when moving the mouse over the concerned picture? In movie/series pages with a lot of contributors, this could help to see if a better picture of the vehicle can be found in the movie/series, as some contributors are known to make their screenshots, say... very fast, without seeking the best viewpoint... 
The date of addition would help in movie and vehicle pages without comments: a Dvd or Blu-ray source may exist for a 2006 VHS-rip contribution, but if the 2017 contribution is based on a VHS-rip, there's usually no reason to search for a better version. Unless the contributor is known for providing screenshots made from low quality broadcasts seen on Youtube (hence the usefulness of having the name of the contributor too
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1: Technically speaking, this is certainly just a MySql request and a php instruction writing a title image attribute that have to be added on the vehicle.php page?
I know there's already an alt image attribute giving some details for now (year, make, model name and complement) that could be replaced, but this doesn't provide a tooltip, usually (unless using Windows?). This said, these details fall more or less within the scope of the alt attribute in order to provide some web accessibility. Was it the purpose?
The date of addition would help in movie and vehicle pages without comments: a Dvd or Blu-ray source may exist for a 2006 VHS-rip contribution, but if the 2017 contribution is based on a VHS-rip, there's usually no reason to search for a better version. Unless the contributor is known for providing screenshots made from low quality broadcasts seen on Youtube (hence the usefulness of having the name of the contributor too
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1: Technically speaking, this is certainly just a MySql request and a php instruction writing a title image attribute that have to be added on the vehicle.php page?
I know there's already an alt image attribute giving some details for now (year, make, model name and complement) that could be replaced, but this doesn't provide a tooltip, usually (unless using Windows?). This said, these details fall more or less within the scope of the alt attribute in order to provide some web accessibility. Was it the purpose?