- What Image Types Can I use?
- Image Dimensions
- Image Uploaded Converting to WebP format
- How will images convert to WebP?
- WebP advantages
- Image Quality
- Upload images directly on the page/page content
- Upload images to my website using File Manager
- Update existing images on the page/page content
- Check Image Size
- Check the Image size on each page separately
- Resizing Images
- Remove an image on the page/page content
- Editing a Banner Image
- Creating a Photo Gallery on a Page
- Updating a Photo Gallery
- Adding a Popup Lightbox Effect on an Image
- Troubleshooting Tips for Image Loading Problems
Managing Images
What Image Types Can I use?
- You need to have an image ready before you add it to your template or article. You can use any image software program such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro to create, resize, crop, colour etc. your image as required. Save it to your desktop.
Image files can only be in the form of JPEG, GIF or PNG.
Image Dimensions
- Although images have a strong visual impact and are powerful communication devices, it is advisable to keep image sizes (width, height & file size) to a minimum. The larger the image and the higher the quality, the larger the size of the file, and the longer it takes your page to download.
- NOTE: There is the option to resize images in the Image Dialog box, we do advise that you don't use this option. Even though the image looks smaller on the page, you are not changing the size of the image but merely changing the space your Web browser allocates for the image. The browser still has to download a large file. If you resize to the correct size in a graphics program prior to uploading you'll change both the image's dimensions and its file size.
- The maximum size of any media asset (image, PDF, video etc) that can be uploaded through WebEd is 10MB, images with a file size above 10MB will need to be uploaded by FTP (File Transfer Protocol) to your website. 10MB is a substantial size for an image and it is unlikely that you will be required to do this.
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Managing Images
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What Image Types Can I use?
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You need to have an image ready before you add it to your template or article. You can use any image software program such as Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro to create, resize, crop, colour etc. your image as required. Save it to your desktop.
Image files can only be in the form of JPEG, GIF or PNG.
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Image Dimensions
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Image Uploaded Converting to WebP format
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How will images convert to WebP?
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WebP advantages
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Image Quality
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Upload images directly on the page/page content
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Upload images to my website using File Manager
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Update existing images on the page/page content
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Check Image Size
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Check the Image size on each page separately
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Resizing Images
Images create a great visual impact on a page, they are the an effective way to present a product or service.
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Remove an image on the page/page content
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Editing a Banner Image
This will guide to allows banner to be edited in simpler way
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Creating a Photo Gallery on a Page
A user wants to showcase their businesses end-product or services through pictures and images. One option to do this is by using WebEd 9 Photo Gallery module which is a built-in feature for WebEd 9 CMS. This module has a lightbox effect with arrow to view and scroll the group of images from left to right.
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Updating a Photo Gallery
The Photo Gallery module which is a built-in feature for WebEd 9 CMS lets the user display a set of images on a page that are stored in a single folder. This gallery can be updated by the user by going to the File Manage module. The Photo Gallery has a lightbox effect with arrows to view and scroll the group of images from left to right.
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Adding a Popup Lightbox Effect on an Image
This module can help viewing and maximizing the image using the modal popup view for a better resolution and display.
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Troubleshooting Tips for Image Loading Problems
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