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Image Sets for the Image Basket
A few days ago we quietly rolled out image sets! Sets work just like folders for your image basket... happy organizing!
FAQs:
How many sets can I have?
As many as you want! There is no limit.
Can I move multiple images into a set all at once?
Yes! On the image basket page, click the checkbox next to the images you want to move and then use the action drop-down to select the destination image set. All of the images you selected will be moved - all at once!
Can I put one image into multiple sets?
No, an image must exist in one set and one set only.
Can I remove the 'unorganized' set?
No, the unorganized set cannot be removed.
Can I put a set inside a set?
No, sets are flat and cannot be put inside each other.
Where did the 'limit' function go?
The vast majority of store owners did not use this feature. To simplify image management we removed this feature and set a static limit.
Do image sets affect my products or stores?
No, image sets are only used to organize your images and have nothing to do with products or stores.
How many sets can I have?
As many as you want! There is no limit.
Can I move multiple images into a set all at once?
Yes! On the image basket page, click the checkbox next to the images you want to move and then use the action drop-down to select the destination image set. All of the images you selected will be moved - all at once!
Can I put one image into multiple sets?
No, an image must exist in one set and one set only.
Can I remove the 'unorganized' set?
No, the unorganized set cannot be removed.
Can I put a set inside a set?
No, sets are flat and cannot be put inside each other.
Where did the 'limit' function go?
The vast majority of store owners did not use this feature. To simplify image management we removed this feature and set a static limit.
Do image sets affect my products or stores?
No, image sets are only used to organize your images and have nothing to do with products or stores.
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