The content blocks

The Gallery block

Showing several photos in a grid, with a caption under each.

In this article

The Gallery block shows several photos side by side, in a grid. It is the right place to show your practice, your equipment or your team.

Filling in the block

  1. Open the page in the editor, then click the GALLERY block.

  2. Title — for instance My practice or In pictures.

  3. Subtitle — optional.

  4. In the « Images » section, add your photos.

  5. Click « Save ».

Adding a photo

  1. Click « + Add ».

  2. An Image 1 slot appears.

  3. Click the image field: the media library opens.

  4. Choose an existing photo, or click « Import » to upload a new one from your computer.

  5. Fill in the Caption — the small text shown under the photo. Optional, but recommended.

To remove a photo from the gallery, click « Remove ». The photo stays in your media library; it is only taken out of this gallery.

How many photos?

Between three and nine. A grid of three, six or nine photos lays out nicely.

Two photos make the page look unfinished. Twenty photos make an endless page that takes a long time to load.

What to photograph

Your visitors want reassurance: « What will it be like when I get there? »

Photos that work well:

  • your practice, including the waiting area;
  • you, in your working clothes;
  • your equipment, clean and tidy;
  • the entrance to your building, with the doorbell — that saves a lot of phone calls on the day;
  • your team, if there are several of you.

Writing a good caption

A caption is there to give useful context.

  • The treatment room, fully renovated in 2025
  • The entrance is through the inner courtyard, second door on the left
  • Photo 3 — adds nothing.

Do I also need to fill in the alt text?

Yes, and that is done elsewhere: in the media library, on each image's card. It matters for people with impaired vision and for Google. See Alt text and focal point.

The weight of images

A page with ten large photos takes longer to appear, especially on a phone on mobile data. We optimise your images automatically, but still avoid uploading twenty 8 MB photos.

You can see your available storage in the Overview section.

Can't find the answer?

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