I see a code editor option where you can type for the caption. I want to put a rectangular hero image at the top of that section rather than an image next to each item.
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Hi there, @user358 
Sure! You just need to add <img src="Image_Link"> to the code editor and replace Image_Link with the link to your image.
Try it out and let me know if it worked 
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Thank you,
Where does the image get hosted? I am struggling with understanding, do I host it on Google Drive, or Google Phototos (something like that)?
If so, what is the “Image_link” address?
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I’ll check with the devs if it’s possible to display images from Google Drive/Google Photos there and will update you tomorrow
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Or is there another place where you recommend hosting the image?
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try to upload images to another hosting (like Imgur) and use image links from this platform
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I don’t think I am doing this correctly. See my screenshot below.
I am inserting the link between the quotes:
but it is just showing a thumbnail icon in the place I am expecting the image to go.
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Hi @user358 ,
the right Image Source is https://i.imgur.com/n0cHaoD.png
not https://imgur.com/a/KUMD0b8
Therefore only a thumbnail icon is visible.
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I actually figured out how to host it through Webflow. However, I can’t figure out why the image comes out looking faded.
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To remove the “Fade effect”, please add this code to the Custom CSS field on the Style tab of your widget’s settings:
[class*='Info__InfoCaption-sc'] {
opacity: 1;
}
Give it a try and let me know if it helped
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Thank you Max! It works now, exactly like I hoped. I am in business!!!
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Awesome! If anything else comes, we’ll be more than happy to help 
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