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If you want to move an image from one album to another, there are several options. I will walk through each in turn.
As always, start by viewing the media image you want to move. See Media Gallery - Viewing Images in the Media Gallery for those instructions.
Once you are looking at the image you want to move, click on the 3 horizontal dots to the right and below the image, and select "move media item"
This is the window where you get several options
Back in the "Move media item" window, paste the copied URL into the "Enter existing album URL:" field, then click Save.
You should end up looking at the existing media image in the new media album.
As always, start by viewing the media image you want to move. See Media Gallery - Viewing Images in the Media Gallery for those instructions.
Once you are looking at the image you want to move, click on the 3 horizontal dots to the right and below the image, and select "move media item"
This is the window where you get several options
- Media Category - Miscellaneous Cooking Images.
This is a general dumping ground, and if you want to keep track of your images more easily, avoid it. But I had to have one, so it is there. Select it and click Save and you are done.
- Album - Create personal album.
This will create a new personal album. It is not sorted into any forum category, but other members can see it, and its contents can be shown using the camera icon in posts.
- Album - Existing Album
This is a little harder to use and requires you to have the album URL you want to move the image into in your clipboard.
In a new window, navigate to "Your albums". Go to the album you want to move the image into, then copy the URL from the website address line.
Code:
https://www.cookingbites.com/media/albums/breakfast-2026.498/
Back in the "Move media item" window, paste the copied URL into the "Enter existing album URL:" field, then click Save.
You should end up looking at the existing media image in the new media album.