[asa2_img]¶

Introduction ¶

The shortcode [asa2_img] lets you display a single product image.

This shortcode will show image number 5 of the Amazon product.

[asa2_img img="5" size="LargeImage"]B07B12XRBL[/asa2_img]

Demo Page ¶

Check out the demo page for more examples.

Basic usage ¶

[asa2_img img="3"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

With this option, connect the shortcode to the product. The advantage is that the displayed product will change if you should change the article in your Products section section, e.g. if the original product is no longer available.

[asa2_img id="1404" img="4" /]

img ¶

The number of the image you want to display.

[asa2_img img="4"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

width ¶

Custom image width (optional). If not set, the default image width gets used.

[asa2_img img="4" width="350"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

height ¶

Custom image height (optional). If not set, the default image height gets used.

[asa2_img img="4" height="180"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

size ¶

The image size / resolution.

Supported values are the image sizes returned by the API which can be found in ASA2’s placeholder {{ ImageSetsArray }}. If no size is specified, MediumImage is used.

[asa2_img img="4" size="LargeImage"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

Usually those sizes are:

SwatchImage
SmallImage
ThumbnailImage
TinyImage
MediumImage (Default)
LargeImage
HiResImage

tpl ¶

The template to use for displaying the image (optional). If none is set, the default image template will get used. This can be configured in the options, see Default single image template.

[asa2_img img="4" img_tpl="my_image_layout"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

tplid ¶

If you want to define a template by its ID, use the tplid option. You can find the ID in the first column of the template table. Using the template ID allows you to change the template’s name afterwards.

[asa2_img img="4" tplid="32"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

show_title ¶

If the product title should be shown (optional).

Valid values to activate the title are: 1, true, yes, y

[asa2_img img="4" show_title="1"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

show_button ¶

If the buy button should be shown (optional).

Valid values to activate the button are: 1, true, yes, y

[asa2_img img="4" show_button="1"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

country_code ¶

With the option country_code you can define the Amazon country store you want to embed the product from.

Note

You can use different stores on the same page.

Supported country codes are: BR, CA, CN, DE, ES, FR, IN, IT, JP, MX, UK, US.

[asa2_img country_code="DE"]B00BIYAO3K[/asa2_img]
[asa2_img country_code="ES"]B00BIYAO3K[/asa2_img]

align ¶

The alignment setting for the image box (optional). Possible values are: left, right, center, none

Examples:

[asa2_img img="4" align="left"]ASIN[/asa2_img]

no_cache ¶

The no_cache option will prevent the product from being loaded from cache. This is useful if you want to test template updates in the frontend. In production you should not use it.

[asa2_img img="4" no_cache="1"]B0094J2BZ0[/asa2_img]

tracking_id ¶

Custom Associate ID

[asa2_img img="4" tracking_id="other-id"]B0094J2BZ0[/asa2_img]

Custom Values ¶

Additionally to the shortcode options, you can also define custom values to use as placeholders in templates.

It is very easy. Just define a unique shortcode option with a value and use the exact same option name as placeholder in a template.

[asa2_img img="4" my_custom_text="Banana!"]B0094J2BZ0[/asa2_img]

# use placeholder {{ my_custom_text }} in your template