How to add an image to a page

  • Login to the CMS and go to General Pages

  • Click the page you would like to add the image to

  • Add a new content row. 
    Note that the image will resize to the column size, so if you would like a smaller image with content adjacent, create two columns. If you want 3 or 4 images at the bottom of a page, or to break up content, select the 3 or 4 column option.

 

For websites built between 2019 and 2023

  • Click into the content box, and select the file icon on the toolbar

  • The file manager will open to allow you to select the required image by clicking the image you want to select and clicking Choose.
  • The image has now been placed in the content of the page. You can further edit the content- if needed before clicking save


For websites built prior to 2019

  • Click into the content box, and select the image icon on the toolbar
  • A new Image Properties window will open that allows you to select the image and place it into the content area.
  • Click the Browse Server button to locate the image in your website library and a new file manager window will open allowing you to locate and select the image.
  • In the File Manager window, locate the image you want to place on the page and double-click to select it.
  • Delete the width and height of the image. This allows your CMS to manage the width of images in a responsive nature on various devices.                                       
  • Click OK and the image will be inserted into the content area you are editing. Remember to save the page!

 

General good practices for images on your NetZone tourism website:

  • Name the images and the folders in the file manager of the CMS correctly: without spaces nor special characters in the name
  • Ensure that the images are the correct file type, preferably .jpg and not .jpeg
  • Upload images of less than 1MB, which ensures they are fast to load and don't slow the website down 
  • Choose images that are at least 1920x1080 pixels in size.

Trouble with the way the images look on the frontend? Check our article about the most common problems.