Introduction to banner settings

In this article, we'll provide a brief overview of the banner settings.

You can access your banner settings from within the website editor. From there, you can customise the settings for each individual banner.

Step 1

Select the 'Content' tab.

Step 2

'Click on the 'Banner' section.

Banner settings will help you customise your banners. You'll find below a short explanation of what each settings do:

Settings

  • Name: this refers to the name or title assigned to the banner.
  • Dimensions: specifies the size of the banner in terms of width and height for desktop and mobile. The size measurement is by pixels.
  • Type:
    • Single slide visible: Display only one slide at a time.
    • Multiple slides visible: Show multiple slides simultaneously.
  • Where to show: Choose which page you wish for the banner to be shown.
    • Sub pages inherit banner: Determine whether sub pages inherit the banner.
  • Slide order:
    • In order: Display slides in a specified order.
    • Random: Show slides in a random sequence.
  • Slide transition:
    • Fade in and out: Smooth transition with fading effects.
    • Back slide: Slides transition by moving backward.
    • Go down: Slides transition by moving downward.
    • Fade up: Transition with a fading effect from bottom to top.
    • Scroll: Slides transition with a scrolling effect.
    • None: No transition effect, slides change abruptly.
  • Slide visibility time: Set the duration for each slide to remain visible before transitioning to the next.
  • Button style: Choose what type of button is shown on the banner for easy navigation between slides.
    • Central dots: Navigation dots at the centre for slide control.
    • Central arrows: Navigation arrows positioned at the centre.
    • Side arrows: Navigation arrows placed on the sides.
    • Hide controls: Hide navigation controls.

Content

  • Default captions style: Specify the alignment of captions (left, right, centre).
  • Default animation: Define the animation style for content transitions.