Step 1: Open the Editor
1. Go to
Image Hotspot template.
2. Click on "Edit" after choosing your template.
Step 2: add the source
1. Start by choosing your source type; image or video.
2. For the image, you can update the source to upload your own image.
3. If you want to put a hotspot video, you should first upload it or paste its URL. Then you have the option to active or no each of the autoplay, loop, mute and choose to show or hide the controls and the play icon that you can choose it and change its size and color.
Step 3: customize hotspots
1. In this panel, you can easily add, remove, or rearrange your images as needed.
2. For each one, you can provide its name and insert a link to direct it to a website.
3. Each hotspot offers the flexibility to refine its position by adjusting the offset for top and left. Specify its display style, add a label if it's a button, or upload an image or icon.
Further customization includes adjusting the width and height of pins, images, icons, and font size. Set padding, borders, roundness, opacity, and even add a pulsing effect if desired. When it comes to colors, you have the flexibility to edit and change them upon hover.Finally, tweak the scale and transitions as desired. 4. For the Tooltip, you can start by deciding whether to show or hide it, add an animation, choose to include a pointer, and specify the position of both the tooltip and pointer.
Additionally, customize the width and height of the tooltip, and adjust its border and roundness.
You can choose to display an image, upload it, and adjust its position and padding. Also, fine-tune the content padding and decide whether to show or hide the text and button. Write the button label, adjust its roundness and font size, and set padding. Lastly, select colors for each element of the tooltip to seamlessly align with your website's design.Step 4: Configure settings
Here, you'll handle the settings:
1. Here, in the settings section, you can adjust the max width and height of the container.
2. Additionally, you can choose whether to display hotspots on hover or click, decide whether to hide them on mobile, and opt to open in a new tab or not.
Step 5: Preview
Lastly, you can click on “Preview” to see how your gallery widget looks on both desktop and mobile devices. After this, you can proceed to the next step.