Adding an overlaid CTA Button to a website header image
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Adding an overlaid CTA Button to a website header image
SOLVEHi @FionaW
It definitely is possible but the specifics of how to do it depend on your theme and how it was developed. To give you an exact answer I'd need to take a look.
You mention there's already a header image with text overlaid on the other pages. In this case, it's usually a Rich Text module and you can click into "Insert" at the top and add a call-to-action:
Otherwise, below are some suggestions that might work:
1. Drag and Drop - Reusing Sections
If you have a drag-and-drop type theme and it's a section on the homepage, then you should be able to hover over it, click on the arrow and save that section for other pages.
Then on the landing page click on the + sign that appears between sections, add it in and customize. Here's a video on saved sections that I haven't watched but Sprocket Talk are good and know their stuff so I trust it!
2. Create your own Section
Similarly, if you have drag-and-drop and can use sections, you can add in a section and click on it to update the background image. To do this:
- Drag a "Call-to-Action" module from the sidebar to a new section at the top of the page and choose your call-to-action (or you can use a "Rich Text" module and insert a call-to-action as mentioned above)
- Click into the section, you can edit the background to add an image. You can also increase the spacing (padding) above and below so that your banner is taller
You can find more on editing sections here.
3. Other Options
Custom Module: It's possible your developer created the hero as a custom module, in which case you should be able to use it again on a new page.
Template: you can always use the same homepage template or clone the page for a new landing page and then edit the content, if the rest of the template works for you.
Stephanie O'Gay Garcia
Adding an overlaid CTA Button to a website header image
SOLVEHi @FionaW
It definitely is possible but the specifics of how to do it depend on your theme and how it was developed. To give you an exact answer I'd need to take a look.
You mention there's already a header image with text overlaid on the other pages. In this case, it's usually a Rich Text module and you can click into "Insert" at the top and add a call-to-action:
Otherwise, below are some suggestions that might work:
1. Drag and Drop - Reusing Sections
If you have a drag-and-drop type theme and it's a section on the homepage, then you should be able to hover over it, click on the arrow and save that section for other pages.
Then on the landing page click on the + sign that appears between sections, add it in and customize. Here's a video on saved sections that I haven't watched but Sprocket Talk are good and know their stuff so I trust it!
2. Create your own Section
Similarly, if you have drag-and-drop and can use sections, you can add in a section and click on it to update the background image. To do this:
- Drag a "Call-to-Action" module from the sidebar to a new section at the top of the page and choose your call-to-action (or you can use a "Rich Text" module and insert a call-to-action as mentioned above)
- Click into the section, you can edit the background to add an image. You can also increase the spacing (padding) above and below so that your banner is taller
You can find more on editing sections here.
3. Other Options
Custom Module: It's possible your developer created the hero as a custom module, in which case you should be able to use it again on a new page.
Template: you can always use the same homepage template or clone the page for a new landing page and then edit the content, if the rest of the template works for you.
Stephanie O'Gay Garcia
