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Image Webpart that is not clickable. How to remove link?
The image web part should include a on/off toggle to make the image clickable - because when clickable the cursor changes which signals the user that clicking will take them somewhere. Sometimes we just want to display an image. UX 101... this should be an easy and fast fix. Comments for a year now. 😕
- ganeshsanapAug 08, 2022MVP
JamesR katzgroup Micah Haarbrink jefmeyer mattchowell
Thank you all for your replies. This is not possible as of now using SharePoint OOTB functionalities.
This is much anticipated feature by many customers & it should be implemented by Microsoft.
I have created a new idea/feedback on SharePoint feedback portal for the same problem. I would request you all to vote on this idea so that Microsoft will notice it & implement it in near future.
Link to idea: Make image web part non-clickable, remove default link to image itself
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- SFen90Aug 16, 2022Copper Contributor
ganeshsanap there is a way using the markdown webpart as shown in this thread https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/786164/how-do-i-remove-graident-hover-effect-from-linksim.html
Extract below -
Please try to use markdown webpart to add a picture. You can insert a linked picture like this:
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This does mean uploading any images to a library on your site and then copying the url but seems to get round the issue of the image being clickable
- Sublimer677Aug 17, 2023Copper Contributor
I apologize but I'm unsure of how to add your workaround, I attempted to upload the image with a link from the photo stored in a site asset folder and using it as the link but it won't let me save anything that doesn't start with "http". I'm also trying to remove the ability to click or any changes when hovering over a logo. Thank you!
Aaron Marks