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Images

You manage images on the Images page.

To open the Images page, in the main menu in the upper part of the screen, click Content » Images.
The Images page appears, displaying a list of all created libraries together with actions you can perform on them.
Use this page to manage image libraries and upload and edit images.

The following tables summarizes the main properties and actions for Images.
Property/Action Description 
Widget to use and configure 
Display on pages  Display content on your website
Custom fields  You can add a custom field to all images. A custom field is a field that you create. For each image there are default fields, such as author, title, etc. If you need to add different than the already existing fields, you must create a custom field.

To manage the custom fields of images, on Images page, click Custom Fields link in the right pane of the page.
For more information, see Overview: Custom fields.  
Permissions  You can set permission for all images and image libraries and you can set individual permissions for each image or library. For more information, see 

Grant permissions for content.
Link and embed 

Link or embed media or documents
Libraries  Image libraries
 

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