rctneil
Active Member
- Lightroom Version Number
- ?
- Operating System
- macOS 11 Big Sur
Hi,
I use Lightroom Classic but then sync Smart Previews of all my Collections to Lightroom Web in order to be able to browse my photos away from my main computer.
I have synced a number of Collections up which show up as Albums. I then made some folders in LR Web in order to give some form of organisation to them (as Collection Sets in LRC don't sync).
I have an Album that I accidentally moved to be a child of a folder but should not be in a folder and should just sit at the top level. No matter what I try, I cannot figure out how to move it out of the folder. I can move it to another folder but not out of a folder.
I'm a web developer myself and have actually built drag and drop web interfaces exactly like this myself in the past and to achieve this function, we'd normally add a sort of hover area, the full height of all the child albums to the left and dropping an item there would move it out. LR Web doesn't appear to allow this.
How can I move this Album out?
Thanks,
Neil
I use Lightroom Classic but then sync Smart Previews of all my Collections to Lightroom Web in order to be able to browse my photos away from my main computer.
I have synced a number of Collections up which show up as Albums. I then made some folders in LR Web in order to give some form of organisation to them (as Collection Sets in LRC don't sync).
I have an Album that I accidentally moved to be a child of a folder but should not be in a folder and should just sit at the top level. No matter what I try, I cannot figure out how to move it out of the folder. I can move it to another folder but not out of a folder.
I'm a web developer myself and have actually built drag and drop web interfaces exactly like this myself in the past and to achieve this function, we'd normally add a sort of hover area, the full height of all the child albums to the left and dropping an item there would move it out. LR Web doesn't appear to allow this.
How can I move this Album out?
Thanks,
Neil