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# How to personalize the image large view and interaction (footer)
The present article will show how it is possible to open the parent Salesforce record of an image from the **Large View** mode.
We will make use of an Apex Class Controller to define the Salesforce record and a Visualforce Page to display the SharinPix Image Search.
## Demo in action
* An image is clicked upon.
* The **Large View** mode of the selected image is then activated.
* The defined **Salesforce record** can be opened by clicking on the icon as shown below.
* After clicking on the above icon, you will be redirected to the parent Salesforce record of the current image.
## Apex Class Controller
The code snippet below illustrates how the implementation of the Apex Class Controller.
```apex
public class SharinPixSearchPage {
public Map params;
private sharinpix.Client clientInstance = sharinpix.Client.getInstance();
public SharinPixSearchPage(ApexPages.StandardController controller) {
Map query = new Map {
'q' => '*'
};
params = new Map {
'path' => 'search?search_bar=true&q='+clientInstance.token(query),
'salesforceBaseUrl' => 'https://custom-domain.my.salesforce.com'
};
}
public String getParameters() {
return JSON.serialize(params);
}
}
```
* You need to set the **salesforceBaseUrl** key to the url that corresponds to your own Salesforce Organization domain.
```
'salesforceBaseUrl' => 'https://your-own-domain.my.salesforce.com'
```
## Visualforce Page
* The code snippet below illustrates the implementation of the Visualforce Page used in this article to display the SharinPix Image Search.
```html
```
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