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Media > Image Viewer

This page is suited to displaying an image with a lot of detail that you want learners to be able to examine closely. A toolbar allows learners to zoom in and out of the whole image, or a selected area, and Full Screen can be selected to maximise the area that can be viewed with a specific resolution.

Example demo

In the demo below, experiment with the tools in the toolbar to see how they function.

or view at Xerte Page Types - Media: Image Viewer (opens in new tab)

Editor interface

Screenshot of Media > Image Viewer page in editor

Core Properties

Property Description Type Additional information
Page Title Text that appears in header of published page. Text
Page Text Text and any other content you want to have displayed on the page. Text+ (Toolbar) You can add images, tables, sound, video and other content through the Text editor.
Align Text Aligns text relative to the image. {Left/Right/Top/Bottom} Drop-down
Image: File Upload the image here, through the Media Browser. Link to Media Browser
Image: Size Sets the size of the image. {Small/Medium/Large} Drop-down Fixed refers to the size of the image as imported into Media Browser.
Image: Description Description for accessibility. Text

There are no page-specific Optional Properties for this page type.

See General Optional Properties

Language Options

Property Description Type Additional information
Move Button Tip On Zoom In allows the image to be dragged around. Text Default - “Move” (this only works when the learner has zoomed in)
Zoom In Button Tip Zoom in on the central point of the image displayed. Text Default - “Zoom In”
Zoom Out Button tip Zoom out of the central point of the image displayed. Text Default - “Zoom Out”
Select Button Tip Allows a rectangle to be selected, to which the view zooms in. Text Default - “Select Area”
Reset Button Tip Resets the image to the default view. Text Default - “Reset”
Toggle Button Tip Toggles between full screen (right panel hidden) and the default view. Text Default - “Toggle Full Screen”