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Select Your Home / Main Page Image

For a Video Tutorial on this process see:
Set a Main Page Image or Create Slideshow


For a rotating slideshow of images, see this FAQ:
How to Set Up a Slide Show on your Home Page

The size of your main page image is controlled by your template choice.
See this FAQ:
Main Page Image, Thumbnail Image & Zoom Image Sizes per Template

To display multiple still images on your Main Page, you will need to add images into the Main Page Text field. See this FAQ:
Add Image to Text Editing Screen


Choose the image you want to show on your Home Page

  • login to your FASO control panel
  • click Your Site's Home Page  (left column)

  • for Main Page Picture, find your image visually by clicking Choose an Image (screenshot #1) 
    or clicking Change Image  (screenshot #2)
  • You can also click on the up / down Arrows to select image by title

screenshot #1

screenshot #2

  • choose an image to select it or click on Upload New Image

  • Click on Save Changes when complete

Main Page Image Clickable 

Your main page image will automatically be a clickable image, directing your site visitor to the image in your artwork portfolio. 

If you prefer to not have the main page image clickable:

  • add the image you wish to show on your main page to your Images folder
  • create a slideshow and only include that one image
  • enable the slideshow on your main page

(*click on the blue links for 'how tos')


Add a Composite, a Photomontage

It can be effective to create a photomontage (multiple pictures put together as one image) and select that image as your Main Page image.

  1. create the photomontage in your image editing software, like Photoshop or PhotoElements
  2. upload the image to your Images folder
    (see FAQ: How do I upload and edit non-art images?)
  3. select image as your Main Page image.
    (see above)

Example:

NOTE: this single image will be clickable but will only click open to a larger version of the image.

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