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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
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== Step-by-step Instructions == | == Step-by-step Instructions == | ||
Revision as of 13:23, 14 May 2026
The Double Image Callout is a full-width component type used to display a set of two clickable images with overlaid text. This component type is great for grabbing users' attention and driving traffic to a particular part of your site.
Elements
- Title (required)
- Double Image Callout Item - Callout Title
- Double Image Callout Item - Image
- Double Image Callout Item - Label
- Double Image Callout Item - Abstract
- Double Image Callout Item - Call to Action Link
Examples
Step-by-step Instructions
- Provide a Title for the Callout on Image.
- This component type is designed to support two images side-by-side (see above). To add the callouts items (repeat below twice for left and right items):
- Enter Callout Title to provide a title to your callout item.
- Add the Image (landscape orientation is optimal).
- If using an existing image already in the system:
- Click Insert an Image button to launch the browser pop-up window.
- Navigate to the image under Select Image, clicking on the radio button to the left of the thumbnail to select it.
- Press the Select Image button in the bottom left.
- If using a new image:
- If you’re adding a new image to the system, click the Insert an Image button to launch the browser pop-up window button.
- Click Upload Image and then the Browse… button to browse your local system for the file, select it, and click the Select Image button.
- If using an existing image already in the system:
- Optionally, add a short Label to give further context to the callout. Example: “Sustainability” for a callout about composting on campus.
- Optionally, add an Abstract that will appear at the bottom of the image (see example above).
- Optionally, add a Call to Action Link that will drive traffic to some part of your site.
