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Full width image

The 'full width image' content type is another way of displaying images on a page and can be done in two sizes.

Example

This is an example of a full width image on T4 with the width extended to the size of a promo block

 

Below is an example of the full width image that has the width of the general content. 

Steps

Step one - Adding the content type

  1. Identify which page you would like your image to sit on in T4.
  2. Add the content type 'full width image' to that page.

Full width image content fields

Name *

Give the content type a name which will help you remember what it contains. This won't appear on the public webpage, only in T4.

Image *

Upload your image here. Images should be 985 px by 325 px.

Image *

Upload your image here. Images should be 640 px by 211 px.

Width *

You have two options. The width of the image can be the size of

  1. General content width.
  2. Promo block
a screenshot of T4 full width image that requires you to add the name and image depending on the width you choose.

Step two - Approve your content

  1. Once you are ready to publish your content, select the arrow next to 'save changes' in the bottom right and choose 'save and approve'.
save and approve button

Save and approve button in the bottom right of the screen.

 

Step three - Publish your content

  1. Once the 'full width image' content type is saved and approved then select the 'publish section' button located at the top of the section page where the content type is created.

Uploading images - important note

You need to make sure you have the appropriate permissions before publishing an image or video. This includes permission of the copyright holder and, in some cases, the permission of anybody in the image (eg a signed consent form). Find out more about this on our Images page. 

Availability

Only on the new template.

If you cannot add the content type mentioned, email websupport@qmul.ac.uk.

 

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