Photo Box Set
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Note: Photo box sets should be used on wide pages only (i.e., Template set to “No left nav”). If you need more flexibility, consider using multiple single photo boxes. (To add a single photo box, add an image and, in the image Settings form, select the image type “Image with Text/Links — ‘Photo Box’ Style.” For more information, see the information on images in photo-box style in this Features Gallery.)
To insert a set of photo boxes, make certain all images are uploaded to the WCMS. In Visual Composer, click Add Element and select Photo Box Set as the content type. (The Photo Box Set is a single-use content type, but you can create a reusable photo box set with the Visual Composer Module.) In the Settings form for the set, select a background.
Then add your images to the set container. For each image, you can set the display Title, caption, image link, “More” link, and title link.
- Page last reviewed: June 12, 2017
- Page last updated: June 12, 2017
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