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Fluid Topics Configuration and Administration Guide

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It is possible to add an image to a tile. The image can be hosted on the web or stored on the user's disk.

For all images, the first step is to select the Insert/Edit Image button in the Content editor section of the Create tile drawer to open the Insert/Edit Image window as follows:

A content editor interface with a rich text toolbar. The toolbar includes options for bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough text, adjusting text alignment, inserting lists, and changing text format and size. There are icons for inserting links, images, and other media. The image icon is highlighted. Below the toolbar is a blank text area for content input.

The next steps depend on whether the image is from the web or a disk.

Add an image from the web

To add an image from the web, define each field of the Insert/Edit Image window as follows:

  • Source: expects the URL to access the image file.

  • Alternative description: expects an alternative text for the image. It replaces the image if it cannot be displayed.

  • Width and Height: When adding the URL, the dimensions are automatically filled in with the original width and height of the image in pixels. New dimensions can be assigned if needed. By default, a lock icon indicates that Fluid Topics keeps the values proportional when resizing. Users can select the lock icon to define dimensions that are not proportional.

Add an image from a disk

To add an image from a disk, define each field of the Insert/Edit Image window as follows:

  • Source: expects the Base64 string representation of the image file. It is possible to generate this representation by using a tool such as https://www.base64-image.de/.

  • Alternative description: expects an alternative text for the image. It replaces the image if it cannot be displayed.

  • Width and Height: When adding the URL, the dimensions are automatically filled in with the original width and height of the image in pixels. New dimensions can be assigned if needed. By default, a lock icon indicates that Fluid Topics keeps the values proportional when resizing. Users can select the lock icon to define dimensions that are not proportional.