Arrange Photos to different Page

wbuchel

I'm able to arrange my photos with the mouse. But only within the same page.

Let's say I have a gallery with 50 photos. The gallery is splitted by the system into 3 pages.
I can arrange photos within page 1, within page 2 and within page 3.

But how do I arrange / move the photos from one page to another? I want to bring a photo from page 3 to the first page.

I couldn't find the answer in the forum.

Thanks a lot

Werner

Allen

wbuchel wrote: »

I'm able to arrange my photos with the mouse. But only within the same page.

Let's say I have a gallery with 50 photos. The gallery is splitted by the system into 3 pages.
I can arrange photos within page 1, within page 2 and within page 3.

But how do I arrange / move the photos from one page to another? I want to bring a photo from page 3 to the first page.

I couldn't find the answer in the forum.

Thanks a lot

Werner

You will have to manually do it. Under gallery settings set sort to "none"
and "ascending" to disable auto sort. Then under tools > many photos >
arrange, select "sort" and arrange the whole gallery they way you want it.
Then under tools > many photos > arrange, pick one of the other three
options to move individual photos. You can also use the "arrange" in each
photo.

The sort under the tools button is an instant sort. Any new photos
uploaded will fall at the end of the gallery because auto sort is off.

wbuchel

Allen wrote: »

You will have to manually do it. Under gallery settings set sort to "none"
and "ascending" to disable auto sort. Then under tools > many photos >
arrange, select "sort" and arrange the whole gallery they way you want it.
Then under tools > many photos > arrange, pick one of the other three
options to move individual photos. You can also use the "arrange" in each
photo.

The sort under the tools button is an instant sort. Any new photos
uploaded will fall at the end of the gallery because auto sort is off.

Thanks Allen

I was not aware about the "Tools" --> "Arrange".

I could manage it now in the way you explained.

Thanks,

Werner