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Add an Image in the Editor Widget

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This article will show you how to add an image to the Editor Widget.

Important Notes

  • Use percentages for sizing when adding an image next to text in an Editor widget using inline display

  • Please review the Image and Slideshow Best Practices before adding an image to your page

Who can use this feature?

System Administrators | Owners | Publishers | Authors

Instructions

  1. Log in to your website solution

    Note: Website preferences may change what this looks like, but adding "/admin" to your website's URL will take you to a sign-in screen for administrative login

  2. Navigate to your desired page

  3. Ensure that the Live Edit state is toggled to ON: The Live Edit feature toggled to ON.

  4. Click on your Editor widget: An example image of an editor widget on a page.

  5. Click the Insert Image button from the toolbar: The Insert Image button.

  6. Click the Insert button related to your chosen image to add the image to the Editor widget: The button labeled Insert, to the left of the thumbnail preview.

  7. Click on your inserted image to access the Image Configuration toolbar and alter your configuration options: The image toolbar within the editor widget.

    • Replace: Choose to insert a different image

    • Align: Choose to align your image to the left, center, or right side of the widget

      Note: Your image will align to the left by default

    • Remove: Delete the image from the Editor Widget

    • Insert Link: Add a link to your image

    • Display: Have the image display Inline with other content or Break Text

      Note: Your image will Break Text by default

    • Style: Choose a Rounded or Bordered style

      Note: Your image will have no style by default

    • Alt (Alternative) Text: Add descriptive alt text for your image

      Note: This is important as it ensures that the image is accessible to assistive technology like screen readers

    • Change Size: Set the Width and Height of the image

      Note: The width attribute must be set as a percentage (%) for the image to be mobile-responsive

  8. Click the Done Editing button to exit the widget: The green checkmark button attached to the right-hand edge of the page.

  9. Click the Save button: The Save button.