Image: Captioned

One picture with a short caption in capitals centered under it.

One picture with a caption centered under it, in your body text size and in capitals. Use it to give a single photo a line of context: where it was taken, what is in it.

Image: Captioned on a computer
Image: Captioned on a computer.

Add it

It can go on any page. In "Add section", find Image: Captioned under Images. It is a ready-made Section, so it has all of that section's settings.

The blocks it starts with

  • Group, centering what is inside it, holding:
    • Image: choose your photo here. It starts at Fit to image, so it shows at its own size, up to half the screen on desktop.
    • Text: the caption, "The spring collection, photographed on location." It uses Style Custom with All caps on, at Line length Short and Alignment Center.

To change the caption's look, open the Text block and change Style. To make the photo larger, set the Image block's Height, or set Width to Full width.

As first added

  • Space above: Small. Space below: None.
  • Gap: None. The space between the photo and the caption comes from the Group (Space between blocks: Medium).

Tips

  • Keep the caption to one line. Line length Short wraps a longer one into a narrow column.
  • With Space below at None, the next section starts right under the caption. Raise it if the two run together.
  • To add a second photo with its own caption, duplicate the Group. With the section's Direction at Vertical they stack; set it to Horizontal to put them side by side.

Settings

All settings are the general section's: see Section.