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Editing Images
Change image size, alignment, send folks to a different page, or make your image more accessible by adding alt text.
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by River Sloane
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We've got a bunch of options to help you format your images and make them look stellar in your docs π
You're able to change image size, alignment, send folks to a different page, or make them more accessible by adding alt text.
This is an article about the Classic text editor. We recommend using our Blocks editor. Learn more about how to upgrade yours here β¨
Wanna learn how to insert images instead? This article will help you out
Changing the Image Size
- Click on the image to see the Edit Image menu
- Head to the Format tab
- Type in the Maximum Height and Maximum Width of your image
- Click Apply Changes
- Hit Save
Any valid CSS string will work like 100px,Β 75%, orΒ 2em
Changing Image Alignment
- Click on the image to see the Edit Image menu
- Head to the Format tab
- Choose between Automatic, Left, Center, or Right
- Click Apply Changes
- Hit Save
When you change image size or alignment, the text editor won't show what your customers see. Hit the Preview button to see the changes
Link to a URL
- Click the image to see the Edit Image menu
- Head to the Link tab
- Paste the URL in the Link to URL field
- Click Apply Changes
- Hit Save
Adding Alt Text
π Read about the alt tag and accessibility on images over here
- Click the image to see the Edit Image menu
- Click the Format tab
- Describe the image in the Alt Text box
- Click Apply Changes
- Hit Save
Replacing an Image by URL
- Click the image to see the Edit Image menu
- Paste your new image URL into the External Image URL field
- Read the prompt
- Click Apply Changes
- Hit Save
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Inserting Images
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