- IoGT CMS Manual v2.0
- Intro to Content Creation
- Tips for Content Creation
- Call to Action
- Ease the User Journey
- Creating Sections
- Changing Section Colors
- Homepage Banner
- Footer Pages
- Creating Polls
- Creating Articles
- Editing Existing Pages
- The Promote Tab
- Automatic Content Rotation
- Uploading and Adding Images
- Adding Languages
- Translating Content
Uploading and Adding Images
There are two places where you can use images in your articles:
- Article Lead Images. It will appear as a thumbnail next to the article on its parent subsection page and at the top of the article itself.
- In-body Images. These images will appear in the article itself, between paragraphs.
Adding Article Lead Images
Navigate to the article you wish to add an image for, then click the Edit
button after hovering over the article title. The Lead Image
field has three options:
- Clear choice: Remove the current lead image from the article
- Change image: Choose another image for the lead image. This will not delete the image from Wagtail itself.
- Edit this image: Change metadata about the image. You will be able to replace the image as it is used throughout Wagtail

Adding Images in the body
Navigate to the article you wish to add an image for, then click the Edit
button after hovering over the article title. To add an image in the body of the article, click the plus button (+) below the block of content where you want to add the image. Then, follow the on-screen prompts to choose the image from the Wagtail image selector.

A Note on uploading new images
Before you can use an image as an Article Lead Image or in the body of an article, you need to upload it to Wagtail first.
- On the Main Menu, click
Images
then clickAdd An Image
in the top right corner of that page. - Click to upload an image from your computer
- Then choose to add the image to a Collection. You can also drag and drop images, which is especially useful to upload multiple images at a time.
- Collections are ways to group images about the same subject together. For example, images about COVID-19 can all be put in a “COVID-19” Collection

- Once your new image has been uploaded successfully, you can change the name of the image, change the Collection it is placed in, and assign some Tags to it. Helpful hint: If you are uploading multiple images where most of them are in the same collection, but a few are in different collections, you can upload all of them at once by setting the Collection before you upload, then change the collection individually for the images that are in different collections.
