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Titan is a powerful no-code digital experiences platform for Salesforce. This tutorial discusses the media options for Titan Forms 2.0 - media images, photo gallery, embedding video, image animation, and the use of an Iframe within a Titan Forms 2.0 Project.

With Titan Forms 2.0, you can create custom forms, collect and pre-fill data, use conditional logic, and automate business processes with our drag-and-drop Salesforce forms builder. Titan Forms works with any object and is the only product on the market with real-time Salesforce integration (https://titandxp.com/salesforce/forms/).

This tutorial provides a general overview of the media element options for Forms 2.0. To find out more about this topic, visit our Titan Academy website: https://academy.titandxp.com/Forms-Es...

If you prefer to jump to a specific section of the video, please use the time-stamped chapters below.

Chapters:

0:00 - An Introduction
0:29 - Adding An Image
0:49 - Image URL
1:24 - Salesforce Environment
2:06 - Salesforce Action
4:00 - Image Gallery
5:24 - Embedding Videos
6:04 - The Animation Element
8:13 - Iframe

What will you learn?

The image element is found under the media tab. Click on the + icon to open the element menu and click the media tab. Drag the Image element onto your canvas. You can choose to display one of your previously uploaded images or upload a new image. To upload a new image, click the Upload tab. You can upload from your computer or drag the image into the upload container.

To insert an image using a URL, in the Add an Image window, click the URL tab, and copy an image URL directly from a website. The image must be from a public location for it to be displayed. Then, paste the URL into the Image URL field.

To use Salesforce image, click the Salesforce tab. The Salesforce Integration window opens. Select the Get Record tab and click Create New to configure a Salesforce get to retrieve the record that contains the rich text image. When you come to the Mapping step of your get, ensure that the image in your project is mapped to the rich text area field in Salesforce and click the gear icon. In the Configure Format window, ensure the enabled checkbox is checked and that the format selected is Image. If this step is not completed, the image will not display.

To access the gallery, select the Media tab and choose from the listed Gallery elements. Each gallery element type is suited to different needs:

1. The carousel displays a slideshow of multiple images that end users can click through.

2. The testimonial carousel is an easy way to display positive reviews of your product or service.

3. The extended gallery gives you the option to add more content to your gallery container.

4. The gallery grid displays all the images at once in a grid format.

You can choose to upload static images for your gallery elements or map them dynamically from Salesforce.

Navigate to the element menu and select the media tab. Drag and drop a video element to the canvas. You can choose to insert a URL or use a video from Salesforce. You can update the video link in the video settings menu.

To find out more, please continue watching the video.

How do I get started?

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