Text/Gallery Module

The Text/Gallery module allows you to add text and/or images/videos on any event, business, or dynamic page.

The text editor operates like other editors you're probably familiar with. Detailed information on the text editor tools are in the article Using the WYSIWYG.

If you add images or videos, you can choose how they align next to the text:

To edit/crop the images, click the image or the PowerDots (top right corner of the image) and select edit.

For detailed instructions on cropping, take a look at this article: Cropping

If you add only one image you'll also have a 'centered' alignment option as well as MORE OPTIONS in the bottom left corner of the module.

Crop to Box - will crop the image into a square.
Include Border- will add a border to the image
Include Shadow - will add a drop shadow behind the image
Allow Image to enlarge - allows the image to fill as much space as it can.

Pasting Content from Word

Word can be tricky to work with. Yes, it's an option in the WYSIWYG editor (and we're all about giving our users options!), but not one we recommend. You can save yourself some trouble by using 'paste as plain text' and then do any necessary formatting, such as bolding, indenting, or changing the font size.

If you're replacing/updating an existing page that had text on it which you know came from Word, click on the <> button in the tool bar - you'll see the underlying code. Highlight everything and delete it. Then click <> and use 'paste as plain text' to post your new content.

Creating Jump Links

Jump links allow visitors to skip directly to a specific section of the same page. When clicked, the page automatically scrolls up or down to the content they need to see.

There are two main steps to creating a jump link:

Create an anchor tag
Link to the anchor tag

Step 1: Create an Anchor Tag

Decide where you want your jump link to land (for example, above a particular module).
Add a Text/Gallery module directly above that location.
Open the editor and click the <> HTML button.
Insert an anchor tag with a unique ID, like this:

<a id="parking"></a>

Tip: Choose a short, descriptive ID to keep things simple.

Step 2: Link to the Anchor Tag

Once the anchor is in place, you can create a link that points to it. This can be done using:

The Links module
A Button
Or a link inside a Text/Gallery module

When setting up your link, format the URL using the page’s web address, followed by a # (hash) and the ID of your anchor tag. For example:

www.domain.com/newpage#parking

Now, when a visitor clicks the link, they’ll be taken directly to that section of the page.