The Image Building Block adds visual information and context to the content on your page. Images should help tell a story, complement your content, help your students understand a concept, or provide purposeful visual queues about course information.
Considerations
- Do: Name images with a meaningful and descriptive file name (e.g. use butterflies.jpg instead of image1.jpg.
- Do: Write an alt tag or a caption for each image.
- Do: Use images that are licensed for free use or that fall under Fair Use laws.
- Do: Keep image files under 350 KB to make it easier to load on the page.
- Don't: Overlay text on an image.
- Don't: Include text within an image that is not written in caption or alt tag.
- Don't: Use image files that are over 500 KB.
- Dont': Use copyrighted or watermarked images.
Centered
The Centered Image style sets the image to be 70% of the width of its containing pane, minus any padding that the pane may have built into it.
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<div class="uacm-image centered uacm-width-70">
<figure>
#ToDo: Change image placeholder. Start by placing cursor
after this arrow →
<img alt="placeholder"
src="https://coursemaker.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/shared/CourseMaker/Assets/Images/Placeholders/Placeholder_03.jpg" />
<figcaption>
#ToDo: Figure 1: Edit this caption and/or add photo
credit/source.
</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>
Full-Width
The Full-Width Image style sets the image to be 100% of the entire width of its containing pane, minus any padding that the pane may have built into it.
It is best used with horizontal/landscape-oriented images.
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<div class="uacm-image full-width">
<figure>
#ToDo: Add an image by clicking
<em>outside</em> the left edge of the image until you see
the blinking cursor. Remove placeholder image and todo note.
<img alt="placeholder"
src="https://coursemaker.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/shared/CourseMaker/Assets/Images/Placeholders/Placeholder_03.jpg" />
<figcaption>
#ToDo: Figure 1: Edit this caption and/or add photo
credit/source.
</figcaption>
</figure>
</div>