Managing Your Gallery or Portfolio in WordPress

Managing Your Gallery or Portfolio in WordPress
  1. Log into the backend of your site.

Adding a Gallery/Portfolio Category (optional)

  1. Click on Portfolio > Portfolio Categories
  2. Enter new category name, slug, select any parent category, and add a description.
  3. Press the "Add New Category" button.


Adding a new Galery/Portfolio Item
  1. Click on Portfolio > Add New
  2. Name your Gallery/Portfolio Post
  3. Enter Post information
  4. Save As Draft - save for now and complete later
  5. Publish - publish the post to the site

Adding a new Galery/Portfolio Item (clone method)
  1. Click on Portfolio > Portfolio
  2. Hover over an existing post and select "Clone"
  3. A new post with the same name + draft will be created.
  4. Hover over this new draft and click edit.  You can also simply click on the name to edit.

  1. Edit the post name
  2. Edit the image carousel by hoving over the images and clicking on the pen icon
    • You can edit, clone, or delete each image - click on the pen icon to edit
    • Under the photo, click the Edit button
    • This will take you to the media gallery.  Select your new photo > Click the "Insert into post" button > Save
    • Continue this process until all of your images for the new gallery have been added.
    • Delete any cloned images that remain so they dont appear in your new gallery.
    • When you are happy, click the "SAVE" button.

     

  3. Verify your Portfolio Category (edit if necessary).  You can even add a new category from here.
  4. Featured Image Section:  To edit a photo, simply click on the photo > select a new photo > click "Set featured image" button
    • continue editing photos and delete any that should not be part of the gallery/portfolio
  5. Once you are happy with your new post, click the "Publish" button.
  6. To save as a draft, click the "Save draft" button.
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