How do I add an image to my website?

Before you can add an image to your website, you first need to upload the image to the Digital Asset Manager (DAM). To upload an image:

• Login at www.44fish.com.
• On the upper right, click once on Assets. This will take you to the Digital Asset Manager.
• Click Add Asset. This will take you to a page listing supported file types. If you scroll down, you will see the Asset Manager, which allows you to upload files.
• Click the Browse button, and find the image on your computer. Make sure it is one of the supported file types. Select it, and click the Open button.
• Type in a user friendly name. This allows you to easily find the file you are looking for later. You may also want to type in a description of the file.
• Click the Add Digital Asset Manager button to upload the file.

Congratulations! You've now uploaded the image to the DAM, and can access it from within the OnContent WYSIWYG editor.

• Within 44fish, click once on Quick Add Content, under CMS: OnContent on the left side. This will take you to the WYSIWYG editor to create a new page. Alternately, you can add an image to an existing page by clicking Edit/View Content, and clicking the pencil icon next to the page you wish to edit.
• In the options at the top of the WYSIWYG editor, you should see an icon that looks like a tree. Click that once.
• A dialogue box will open with a list of images from the DAM. When you click on the filename of the image you want, you should see a preview of the image load, and the Image URL, Image Description, and Title boxes will fill in automatically.
• Click Insert, and it will place the image into the editor. Now you can move the image around, or resize it by clicking and dragging on the small white boxes at the corners of the image.

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