Find Chico State Images in Cascade

This article will show you how to find approved Chico State images, search for them in Cascade using filenames, and reuse existing assets efficiently.

Quick Links: | Find images | Copy filenames | Search in Cascade | Refine results | Use Recent list | View slide deck | Learn more |

Find images

Chico State provides a large library of approved images that are ready for use in Cascade.

These images are prioritized because:

• Alt text has already been written for accessibility
• Images are properly sized and optimized for web use
• File duplication on the server is reduced
• Over 1,300 images are already available in Cascade

You can find images in the following sources:

Chico State Flickr

• Managed by the campus photography team
• Fewer images, making browsing easier
• Download the “Medium” size
• Update the filename after downloading if needed

Portfolio (Photo Library)

• Full photo library
• Includes high-resolution images
• Use the filename to locate the image in Cascade
• Download JPG images resized to 1000px

Copy filenames

To find an image in Cascade, you need its filename. Make sure to copy the filename exactly as shown.

You can copy filenames on the right side of the image:

 

Search in Cascade

1. Select the search bar in the top-right corner of Cascade.
2. Paste the image filename into the search field.
3. Review the results and confirm the file location.

Important:

• The file should exist under: Chico State: /
• This ensures you are using the correct shared asset

Refine results

If your search returns few or no results, try shortening the filename.

Example:

• Full filename: "20240413-DataFest-JH-015.JPG" provides 1 result
• Partial filename: "20240413-DataFest-JH-" provides 9 results
• Keyword only: "DataFest" provides 9+ results

Using partial filenames or keywords can help you find related images more quickly.

Use Recent list

Cascade tracks items you’ve recently clicked.

• Your Recent list updates automatically
• You can access it within one or two clicks
• Use it to quickly return to images you’ve already viewed

This is a simple way to save time when working with multiple images.

Learn more

For a visual walkthrough of this process, refer to the original training slides: Find Images in Cascade

We also recommend completing the Web Images 101 training. This training covers:

• How to optimize file sizes
• How to maintain image quality
• How to improve page load performance

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