Summary: This guide explains how to use the built-in crop focus feature—a centering tool—to choose one of nine specific points on an uploaded image, allowing you to control which part of the image is automatically centered across various page layouts.
Before You Begin
- The crop focus feature is a built-in centering tool.
- By default, all images on the site are centered vertically and horizontally.
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Navigate to the edit area of the site (e.g., editing a page, news post, or person profile) where the image is displayed.
2. Hover your mouse over the image.
3. Click the crop focus option that appears in the lower-left corner of the photo. [This option allows you to choose 1 of 9 centering points.]
4. Select the desired crop focus (centering) point for the image or graphic. [The image will now be centered around that chosen point across the site.]
Troubleshooting & FAQs
- What is the default crop focus? By default, all images are centered vertically and horizontally (the middle point).
- Does this permanently crop the image file? No, the crop focus feature is a centering tool that determines how the image is displayed within a layout; it does not permanently alter or crop the original image file.