All images that are longer than 1920 pixels in width or height will be resized to 1920 pixels. To avoid quality loss make sure your images are 1920 pixels or smaller, in width or height.
NB! Dpi (dots per inch) only matters when printing or scanning. Monitors don't have dots but pixels, so the dpi value has no effect on the quality of an image viewed on a screen or uploaded online.
Image color profile
Before uploading your images, make sure their colour profile is sRGB. If you are using Photoshop, go to File > Save for Web. This will ensure that the images are optimised for web browsers.
Image size
The file size of an image is measured in kilobytes (K), megabytes (MB), or gigabytes (GB). The file size is affected by the image's pixel dimensions and format. Because of the varying compression methods used by GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats, file sizes can vary considerably for the same pixel dimensions. The image file size cannot exceed 24 MB to be uploaded on Portfoliobox.
Image quota
The number of images you can upload to your library depends on your Portfoliobox plan. Check our pricing page to see what's included in the different plans. Check your quota and usage under Settings → Subscriptions.
After signing up, the first thing you want to do is to create your first page. Setting up your first page is not difficult at all, depending on your content
A blog is an online journal that you can share your updates and ideas with your website visitors. It's a good idea to have a blog on your website - it is good
A blog post is an individual entry of your online journal on your Portfoliobox website. In a blog post, you can add different types of content block, upload
Making a draft or setting your post as unpublished is a great feature where you can set your post to not be visible in public while you are still working on it.
The order or placement of your post is determined by the date set of your post. The most recent post will be placed at the top followed by the older posts.
To edit a blog post on your blog, simply follow the steps below: Select the blog page you wish to edit by going to Your Content > Pages. Afterwards, select the
Tag is used to label or give an identification to your post. It gives your visitors an idea of what your post is about. Another benefit of using a tag is to
Comments can help you get feedback from your visitors about your blog posts and improve visitor engagement. This feature is enabled automatically after creating
To check all your blog post comments, simply go to the Cog Wheel Icon > Messages > Blog Tab > Comments. The information is placed in the following order:
Blog Teaser showcases some of the blog posts that can be seen on your blog. Once a visitor of your site clicks the blog post on this section, it will redirect
