Draw attention to a block of content and add visual interest to your page with an Image Panel content type.
The Image Panel includes a large background image, with a smaller text box overlaid on top of the image. The text box can include a title, small amount of paragraph text, and up to 2 button links.
Best practice for image panels: we recommend that this content type is only used in a 1 or 2 column page layout (such as a standard subpage or landing page layout with no Zone B content, or Home page layout with or without Zone B content).
Navigate to the section where you wish to add the content item. Click "Create content" then select the "Image Panel" content type.
When your users view your image panel at mobile sizes (767px or smaller), the text box will appear above the image, rather than on top of the image.
Did you create these images? Are these images copyright protected? Do you have permission to use these images?
All web content must comply with the Seattle University Copyright Policy. Text, images and videos, and other media files, that do not meet these requirements must be deleted immediately.
In cases where copyrighted material is posted with the permission of the content owner, that permission must be attained in writing and be available for verification if needed.
You need to be sure your content is as accessible to all users as possible.
If your images are providing important content to your users, then you need to include a description of the image that will convey the meaning of the image to users who cannot see or see well and are using a screen reader to navigate your website. You should include any text that appears on the image in the description.
When you upload your images into the Media Library, the text you add in the "Description" field will be read to users by the screen reader. Make sure the description is short but conveys the meaning of the image.
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