You can organize the place images into collections to share with other place members
if you have view permissions for the place. You can also select an existing collection and
change the filters and sorting.
You need to add images to a place and tag or categorize them before you can create a collection.
Collections can be created by filtering by tags or categories. Collections use image
tags, categories, and author.
Tip: Tagging and categorizing your images when you add them let you use them
in collections. For more information, see
Adding images to places.
Note: Only uploaded images appear in collections. Images
added through the insert image icon in the content editor; images attached to content;
and images added to tiles, widgets, or banners will not appear in
Images and cannot be used in collections.
To edit an existing collection, select that collection from the
Collections library at the top of the page first.
To create a new collection:
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Add images to your place by using .
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Once you see a few images on the Images tab, then click
in the Filter by Tag, Category or Author area.
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From the menu, you need to filter all of the existing images before creating
your collection. Select tags, category, and authors until you've added filters
that produce the set of images you want.
Note: Each collection can have only one category and one author. If you select a
new category or author, it will replace the current one.
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Remove any existing filters that you don't want to use.
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If you want, select a different sort order from the Sort
by drop-down menu.
By default, collections are sorted by Date uploaded (newest
first).
With the collection created, you can share your collection with other community
members. For more information, see Sharing collections.
If you are a place owner, you can save your new collection, too. For more
information, see
Saving collections.
Tip: If you don't have permission to save a collection, share the
collection in a message to yourself to view it later. For more information, see
Sharing collections.