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The parameters to replace your website's banners (non header image slideshow) depend on the template style you have.

Note: Download a copy of the image you wish to replace so you have a backup in the event of an issue with the upload of your new image

Uploading Banner Slideshow images is a two-step process.

Image Upload

The first step is uploading your new Slideshow images to replace your existing images:

Slideshow Image Parameters:

  • 870px width x 230px height (normal) 
  • Name the images slideshow_1.jpg through slideshow_9.jpg

To upload the image, log in to the Straightsell Control Panel and navigate to:

  • Content Management > Documents & Images
  • Select the Upload tab
  • Choose the folder /documents/slideshow_fullwidth - FOR FULL WIDTH STYLE
  • Choose the folder /documents/slideshow - FOR OTHER STYLE
  • Click Browse and select your image file (or zip file if uploading multiple files)
  • Check the Publish box and Uncheck the Optimise JPEGs box
  • Click Upload File
Text File Configuration

The second step requires modifying a text file named SlideshowLinks.txt which controls how many images will be displayed.

  • Go to Documents & Images – Simple Search.
  • Select /documents/slideshow or /documents/slideshow_fullwidth and click List All Files.
  • Locate SlideshowLinks.txt and click Download.
  • Open the file.

The first line in SlideshowLinks.txt must be slideURL.

  • Each subsequent line should have a hash (#) character to display an image, OR a link to a page your website.
  • In the below example, the first slideshow image will link to a page on the website, specifically http://standarddesign.straightsell.com.au/Living-Room/Lounge-Suites/pl.php.
  • The second and third images will display but not link anywhere as they have hashes, not a link.

  • Upload the modified SlideshowLinks.txt file into /documents/slideshow or /documents/slideshow_fullwidth


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