Full Width Banner Image
Adding eye-catching and representing full width images onto your eshopland online shop can create better visual effects and effectively build up shop and brand images.
1. Add a Full Width Banner Image module.
Go to Admin Panel > Design > Pages.
Select or add a page and enter the Layout Designer.
Press Add to add a Full Width Banner Image module.
2. Manage the Module.
You can manage the following settings of the Full Width Banner Image module:
Interval
Height Ratio
Link
Visibility
For more details about managing the modules, you can visit the Manage Modules tutorial.
3. Add an image.
Click Image to choose an image in the Media Gallery.
Select an image and check to apply image to the specific language pages, then Confirm .
You can set different images for the Full Width Banner Image module on different language pages.
Recommended to apply image with width over 1920 px as full width images.
When an image is added, the thumbnail will appear on the left tools bar.
The system will auto crop the image according to the module height ratio setting.
4. Save the changes.
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