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I’m wanting to create a nice, clean UI for our LMS and, with some code (and from the help of others on here), can get an image of my choosing as a background or in the header bar already. 

To do this today, I am having to really fudge things in the system in order to get my images onto the Docebo CDN to be called by the code. The only way I can do this today, is to create image widgets on a hidden page and sniff out the stored file location once uploaded  - not elegant at all. 

For the life of me, I cannot seem to find an asset repository where I can upload and store a few images for use in my HTML and CSS code around the platform.

Any idea folks?

All help much appreciated. 

What you are describing is the only way that I am aware of calling images within the platform. This is the way I’ve done it for the last 5 years 🙂. I don’t create image widgets for each one though, I just use one html widget (or any html widget really) that I have on a page and load the image to the repository (S3 bucket) using the WYSIWYG, and then grab the code from the “insert” and exit out rather than save. 

One note on this if you haven’t come across it yet is that you are the only one that can see the images you’ve loaded to the repository so if it breaks and you’re unavailable someone else can’t go into the repo and pull the link, so if you aren’t already backing those up somewhere that would be a good idea. 

Nice one Jenna - love the idea. Kudos! That’s a great workaround 😀

Such a shame that (unlike pretty much every other SaaS system that I use) you cannot just access a central asset library  - and have access to it by all Admins.

It’s kinda done already - but only only kinda…. 🙄

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