Difference between revisions of "Adelaide ecommerce theme - adding banner images to pages"
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| − | + | The Adelaide theme allows you to have banners on all of your pages, articles, product, and collection pages. To add a banner to any page (home page which already has a banner), follow the instructions below. | |
# Log in to your store's admin | # Log in to your store's admin | ||
# Upload an image in the ''Design & Assets → Uploaded Files'' section | # Upload an image in the ''Design & Assets → Uploaded Files'' section | ||
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# Save your page, and preview it. | # Save your page, and preview it. | ||
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| + | You can also have a banner image on your main blog page. | ||
| + | # Upload an image in the Design & Assets → Uploaded Files section | ||
| + | # Rename it to something intelligent so you know what it is | ||
| + | # Create a page called “blog” | ||
| + | # Edit the text of the page (in the source code view), and add a hidden tag in your page text to specify your banner image | ||
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Revision as of 13:28, 24 November 2022
The Adelaide theme allows you to have banners on all of your pages, articles, product, and collection pages. To add a banner to any page (home page which already has a banner), follow the instructions below.
- Log in to your store's admin
- Upload an image in the Design & Assets → Uploaded Files section
- Rename it to something intelligent so you know what it is
- In your store's admin, go to the page you want to add a banner
- Edit the text of the page (in the source code view), and add a hidden tag in your page text to specify your banner image…
<!--banner="about-us-banner.jpg"-->
- Save your page, and preview it.
You can also have a banner image on your main blog page.
- Upload an image in the Design & Assets → Uploaded Files section
- Rename it to something intelligent so you know what it is
- Create a page called “blog”
- Edit the text of the page (in the source code view), and add a hidden tag in your page text to specify your banner image