Summary
- The Media Library is a collection of images, audio, and Flash files that can be utilized to improve the look and feel of a website.
- The Annex Cloud media library is a mechanism for uploading and storing photos, audio, and flash files in PNG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, PSD, and SWF formats.
- The media library is single storage for the collection of all iframe images.
- The central repository stores images needed for hosting or iframe for various modules, like Loyalty, Refer a Friend, Reviews & Ratings, and so on. The Media Library is used to upload images.
- The site admin/client has access to the media library, which allows them to access and preserve existing images and videos from the Annex Cloud site.
- A connection is created once the photographs are posted to the media library. This link is supplied to the developer so that the image can be shown on the website.
Configuration
- The Media library accepts media type files in the format as listed below :
- Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
- Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG)
- Graphics Interchange Format (GIF)
- Bitmap Image (BMP)
- Photoshop Document (PSD)
- Shockwave Flash (SWF)
- Add new tab: Client /Site admin can upload images from a device, Facebook, Instagram, Google drive or can take photos as shown in the image below.
- If an image is uploaded, the client/site admin will receive a link. That particular link is called in the backend where the image needs to be displayed. Images with high resolution need to be called in the backend rather than uploading.
- Once the image is uploaded, the details of the image are displayed in the following format.
The details of the image configuration are listed below:
| Field | Description |
| Thumbnail | Display the picture of the uploaded image. |
| Filename | Display the name of the image. |
| File Type | Display the format of the file type. Example - png, jpeg, etc. |
| Uploaded On | Display the date on which a file is uploaded. |
| File Size | The size of the file is expressed in units of measurement based on byte. |
| Dimensions | Display the dimensions of the file which is uploaded. |
| URL | Site admin/Client can copy the URL of the uploaded image. |