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Labeled Image

Add clickable hotspots to an image that trigger an assigned element to pop up.

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Written by Jørgen Wigum Lurvik
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Labeled images are interactive visuals with clickable hotspots that reveal pop-up information. They’re great for engaging users, providing product details, and boosting conversions.

Adding a Labeled image in Vev

How to Set Up a Labeled Image in Vev

  1. Add a Hotspot Marker

    • Double-click the labeled image on your canvas.

    • Click "Add Item" to create a hotspot.

    • Adjust the X and Y fields (in percentages) to position the hotspot.

  2. Add a Caption on Hover

    • Double-click the labeled image.

    • Click the "Caption on hover" field and write a short, clear caption.

    • The caption will appear when users hover over the hotspot.

  3. Create a Pop-Up Overlay

    • Double-click the labeled image.

    • Under "Widget," select the component to display as a pop-up when the hotspot is clicked.

    • The widget will appear when the hotspot is clicked in preview mode.

Styling a Labeled Image

If the default options aren’t enough, use the Interactions component for more customization.

  • Background: Change colors for hotspots, hover text boxes, and overlays.

  • Text: Adjust the size of icons, captions, and close buttons.

  • Padding: Add spacing to hover text boxes and close buttons.

  • Border: Customize border color, opacity, and thickness for hotspots and text boxes.

  • Icons: Replace default icons with custom shapes, SVGs, or images.

Configuration Options

  • Background Image: The image where hotspots are placed.

  • Points: Set hotspot positions using X (left edge) and Y (top edge) percentages.

  • Caption on Hover: Add a short description that appears on hover.

  • Widget: Choose the component to display as a pop-up when the hotspot is clicked.

  • Animations: Set show/hide animations, easing styles, and duration for pop-ups.​

Labeled images are a powerful tool for making your website more interactive and informative. Use them to highlight key features or provide additional details in a visually appealing way.

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