Navigation elements can display a thumbnail image and description alongside each page link, in addition to the page title. Both are set per page in Page Settings > Nav Info tab and must be added to each page individually.
đź’ˇQuick answers
- Where are navigation thumbnails and descriptions set? In Page Settings for each page; click the pink gear icon in Composer, then open the Nav Info tab.
- What type of editor is available for the navigation description? A full rich-text editor, supporting links, formatting, and other content.
- Adding a thumbnail image in the Nav Info tab? Click Browse to select an image from File Manager or Resources Manager, then enter alt text in the field that appears.
- Is alt text required for navigation thumbnails? Yes; alt text is required for accessibility and cannot be left blank when adding a thumbnail.
In the Navigation element, it’s possible to display page thumbnails and descriptions in addition to the title of the page. This is commonly enabled on the main navigation for your site.
You can add or edit the thumbnails and descriptions on each page’s Page Settings by clicking the pink gear icon. Then, go to the “Nav Info” tab.
The Description content is a full rich-text editor, so you can add links and formatting as you desire.
To add a thumbnail image, browse for the image in File Manager or Resources Manager. Once you have selected an image, a field will appear to add alt text. This is required for accessibility purposes, so you won’t be able to leave this field blank. Enter a short description of the image.
Find out more about alt text for images and accessibility in the article Add alt text to images.
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