First Play With Blocks

[Acorn]

Thank you for confirming. This is only the second site out of 23 that the owner requires partial control themselves. I'll just use Coffeecup's software instead.

For this site, I have a Xara approach that even a noobie can handle if they can use Notepad and move and rename images.

I'll have to rework a CMS I was building to make it fit but here goes: Blocks.xar
<style>
.one {
background: url('latest/ImageOne.png') no-repeat center center fixed;
}
.two {
background: url('latest/ImageTwo.png') no-repeat center center fixed;
}
.one, .two {
background-size: cover;
width: 100%;
height:100%;
}
</style>

1. Each changing image is now a Placeholder with simple HTML code:
   

   <div class='one'></div>

   <div class='two'></div>

2. Main & Variant(s) share this identical HTML - automatically in a Web Block
3. The Website head has CSS that replaces the background of these Placeholder images:
   

   <style>
   .one {
     background: url('latest/ImageOne.png') no-repeat center center fixed; 
   }
   .two {
     background: url('latest/ImageTwo.png') no-repeat center center fixed; 
   }
   .one, .two {
     background-size: cover;
     width: 100%;
     height:100%;
   }
   </style>

   I will deal with the changing Link after this detail
4. You create a separate folder (latest) on the server at the same level as the published HTML files. Give the customer edit on this for changing:
5. 
   
   1. changelink.txt with contents - const latestlink = 'https://duckduckgo.com'; - advise the customer to only replace and save the web address (in bold)
   2. ImageOne.png - I used PNG to allow easy use of transparency - advise the customer to only replace the image but keep the exact same image filename; used images can be kept if renamed
   3. ImageTwo.png - I used PNG to allow easy use of transparency - advise the customer to only replace the image but keep the exact same image filename; used images can be kept if renamed
   
   
6. [For testing - export locally to a folder. In this folder, add latest and its changing contents]

LINK

1. <script src="latest/changelink.txt"></script>, also in Website Head, accesses changelink.txt and add a JavaScript variable, latestlink, into your rendered page.
2. In Website Body:
   

   <script>
   document.querySelectorAll('a[href*="latest/changelink.txt"]').forEach( (link) => {
     link.href = latestlink;
   });
   </script>

3. Last thing, make sure the Link is set to open in a new window/tab.

The customer is only shown details regarding Paragraph 5.

Acorn

[Chris M]

Thank you for all the trouble you went to, but I just used different software. The job's all done.

Using Coffecup made more sense in this case anyway, it's not SAAS and image/link changing is simple.