Image Effects
This page shows you, how to configure custom image effects on top of existing ones.
This setting can also be overridden by your front matter.
If you don’t configure anything in your hugo.toml
, the image effects default to
Default Values
[imageEffects]
border = false
lazy = true
lightbox = true
shadow = false
imageEffects:
border: false
lazy: true
lightbox: true
shadow: false
{
"imageEffects": {
"border": false,
"lazy": true,
"lightbox": true,
"shadow": false
}
}
Configuration
Option You can change these settings in your hugo.toml
and add arbitrary custom effects as boolean values (like bg-white
in the below snippet).
hugo.
[params]
[params.imageEffects]
bg-white = true
border = true
lazy = false
params:
imageEffects:
bg-white: true
border: true
lazy: false
{
"params": {
"imageEffects": {
"bg-white": true,
"border": true,
"lazy": false
}
}
}
This would result in
[imageEffects]
bg-white = true
border = true
lazy = false
lightbox = true
shadow = false
imageEffects:
bg-white: true
border: true
lazy: false
lightbox: true
shadow: false
{
"imageEffects": {
"bg-white": true,
"border": true,
"lazy": false,
"lightbox": true,
"shadow": false
}
}
Example
With this configuration in effect, the following URL
![Minion](https://octodex.github.com/images/minion.png)
would result in
<img src="https://octodex.github.com/images/minion.png" loading="lazy" alt="Minion" class="bg-white border nolazy lightbox noshadow">
Styling Effects
If the resulting effect value is
true
: add a class with the effect’s namefalse
: add a class with the effect’s name and a “no” prefix
Styles for default effects are contained in the theme. Add styles for your custom effects to layouts/partials/content-header.html
.
For the above example you could add styles for both boolean cases:
<style>
img.bg-white {
background-color: white;
}
img.nobg-white {
background-color: transparent;
}
</style>