NOTE: These advanced configuration settings are in beta and have not been configured on every site. They do not yet have a user interface, which means that you'll need to be familiar and comfortable with editing posts in "Source" mode. This article is meant to be a reference for clients who have already discussed advanced configuration needs with Digital Deployment. If you're not sure if these settings have been configured on your site, or you would like more information on how they're to be used, please submit a ticket and a member of our support team will be in touch.
This article will cover how to make the following changes:
Images
Change width
Change position within body content (float left/right/center)
Change where the caption displays (left/right of image)
Embed photo galleries using all or select images
Block Quotes
Change position within body content (float left/right/center)
Columns
Placing images into columns
Placing text into columns
Places images and text in columns
Images
To change how images are displayed in the body content, you must first embed the image by adding the image tag. Once you upload your image, copy and paste the [image:#] into the body text where you want it to appear. By default, this image will display at 100% width of the post.
Changing the image width (percentage)
Here are the different widths you can use:
w25: Reduces the width of the image to 25%
w30: Reduces the width of the image to 30%
w35: Reduces the width of the image to 35%
w40: Reduces the width of the image to 40%
w45: Reduces the width of the image to 45%
w50: Reduces the width of the image to 50%
w55: Reduces the width of the image to 55%
w60: Reduces the width of the image to 60%
w65: Reduces the width of the image to 65%
w70: Reduces the width of the image to 70%
w75: Reduces the width of the image to 75%
w80: Reduces the width of the image to 80%
w85: Reduces the width of the image to 85%
w90: Reduces the width of the image to 90%
w95: Reduces the width of the image to 95%
Change position (float left/right/center)
Float right:
Float left:
Center:
Change where the caption displays (left/right of image)
Floating the image caption right:
Floating the image caption left:
Floating the image left and the caption right:
Floating the image right and the caption left:
Change multiple items: width and position (with or without caption)
List the image tag, followed by the width and position/caption
Examples:
[image:#, image w75 left]
[image:#, image w75 caption-right]
[image:#, image w75 left caption-right]
Photo Galleries
To add photo galleries using all images or specific images you’ll need to click the Source button in the toolbar and add this special HTML where you’d like the gallery to appear:
All images:
Specific images:
Block Quotes
Create the blockquote by typing the quote in a regular paragraph block. Then click the “ icon in the toolbar to engage the blockquote styling. Click the source button and special styling by adding class=”right” or class=”left” to the first part of the blockquote.
Change position within body content (float left/right/center)
Float a blockquote right:
Float a blockquote left:
Columns
Click the source button in the toolbar to add these special styles.
Images in columns
Placing photos into two columns (50% width on each image):
Placing photos into three columns (33% width on each image):
Placing photos into four columns (25% width on each image):
Adding lines between photos:
Text in columns
Placing text into two columns (50% width on each piece of text):
Placing text into three columns (33% width on each piece of text):
Placing text into four columns (25% width on each piece of text):
Adding lines between text columns:
Photos and text in columns
Placing photos and text into two columns (50% width on each piece of content):
Photos and lists in columns
Floating an image left or right to wrap it around a list can be difficult. Instead, try adding a list and an image in separate columns to achieve the same look:
You can use all the different versions of columns with or without lines between them by replacing the text for images or the images for text.
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