Unfortunately, there is no built-in feature that'd help you achieve this, but you will be able to do it with some simple CSS.
I presume you have an image column, where all your images are located.
For you to be able to still edit that column from back-end, you will need to add the CSS in the <style>...</style> tags when you're creating the page, like this:
Where "image" within "column-image" is the columns name.
There's another way of doing this, avoiding CSS - but that'd be adding the column as "String", with editor input type - One-line edit, and then adding just <img src="link-to-the-image"> without any <a href... tags.
Hi! I just want that the images in my tables cannot be clicked. How can I do this, just maintaining thumnails? Thanks
Hello Filipe.
Unfortunately, there is no built-in feature that'd help you achieve this, but you will be able to do it with some simple CSS.
I presume you have an image column, where all your images are located.
For you to be able to still edit that column from back-end, you will need to add the CSS in the <style>...</style> tags when you're creating the page, like this:
Where "image" within "column-image" is the columns name.
There's another way of doing this, avoiding CSS - but that'd be adding the column as "String", with editor input type - One-line edit, and then adding just <img src="link-to-the-image"> without any <a href... tags.
I hope this helps.
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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