Image element: Inserts images like product photos, banners, logos, or decorative graphics. You can adjust size, position, and add links or animations.

I. Image Element – Content Settings
The Image Element is used to display images on your page, allowing you to visually enhance your content.
1. Upload Image
Click to Upload / Drag and Drop: Add an image from your computer by clicking the upload box or dragging and dropping the file directly.
Replace / Remove: After uploading, you can replace the image with a new one or delete it entirely.
2. Alt Text
Alt Text Field: Add a descriptive text for the image.
Purpose: Improves accessibility for visually impaired users and helps search engines understand your content (important for SEO).
Tip: Write clear and concise alt text that describes the image’s purpose, not just its appearance (e.g., “Team photo at company event” instead of “photo1.jpg”).
II. Image Element – Basic Settings
The Basic Tab allows you to control the image’s position, alignment, size, and borders for better layout customization.
1. Element ID
Element ID: Unique identifier for the image element.
Usage: Helpful for applying custom CSS or JavaScript to this specific image.
2. Alignment
Choose how the image is aligned within its container:
Left: Aligns image to the left.
Center: Centers image horizontally.
Right: Aligns image to the right.
Top / Middle / Bottom: Vertical alignment options.
3. Size
X / Y: Set the image’s exact horizontal (X) and vertical (Y) position (in pixels).
Width / Height: Adjust the dimensions of the image.
You can manually enter values or select a unit (px, %, etc.) if supported.
4. Border & Radius
Border: Customize the border thickness, color, and style (solid, dashed, dotted).
Radius: Round the image’s corners by adjusting the radius values.

III. Image Element – Advanced Settings
The Advanced Tab provides extra functionality for linking, responsiveness, animations, and applying custom styles.
1. Link Connection
Toggle On/Off: Enable this to make the image clickable.
Insert Link: Add a URL, page link, email, or anchor so users can interact with the image.
2. Display On
Control where the image is visible:
Desktop: Show or hide the image on desktop devices.
Mobile: Show or hide the image on mobile devices.
Tip: Use this to create device-specific designs (e.g., different images for desktop and mobile users).
3. Animation
Add visual effects when the image appears on the page:
Type: Choose from available animations (fade, slide, zoom, etc.).
Loop: Number of times the animation should repeat.
Duration: How long the animation lasts (in seconds).
Delay: Time before the animation starts (in seconds).
4. Custom CSS
Apply custom styling for advanced design control:
Class Name: Add a CSS class that you can reference in your stylesheet.
Custom Style: Write inline CSS styles that apply only to this image element.

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