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General settings for galleries

All the settings in Client Galleries › Settings › General, tab by tab.

Written by Félix Mezcua

The global settings are in Client Galleries / Settings. They are grouped into: General, Sales, Selection, Download and Terms of sale. This page explains Settings › General, which has seven tabs.

General

Search: show or hide it, the box text, what it includes (photos and videos, galleries, selfie and faces), the mode (partial or full words), whether text search applies to titles, texts or both, and the precision of face search (very precise, precise, broad, very broad). See Gallery list: search and tags.

Screenshot protection: blocks the content when a screenshot is taken. See Unblock a customer blocked for taking screenshots.

Menu

Font format of the menu options (Normal, UPPERCASE or lowercase) and the “Show text in cart icons” option, which shows text next to the order confirmation buttons.

Galleries

  • Public galleries: hide them from registered customers.

  • Show the covers of private galleries and use the cover as the login background. See Private gallery login page.

  • Gallery titles: show titles.

  • Thumbnails: view (Grid, Waterfall or List), number of columns, margins and more.

  • Photos and videos: transition time (3 seconds by default), border, photo titles and texts.

  • Apply changes to all the galleries: the settings on this screen also affect galleries with custom settings.

Orders

Next order number, order retention time, automatic billing, mail format, attach PDF, import tags and the objectives code. See Order settings.

Texts

Messages the customer sees or receives: login, password reset, direct access link, automatic deactivation, order status change and screenshot protection texts.

Session

Type of login (Start, or Customer Gallery, which shows the latest private gallery they can access) and login session expiration (1 month by default; from 2 hours to 1 year). As long as the user and password remain valid, the customer can come back in.

Advanced

The “Enable additional code” option and two blocks of third-party code (in the header, before </HEAD>, and at the end of the page, before </BODY>), with the type of code (statistics, marketing campaigns, chat and communication) for cookie consent; if you choose none, the code is always inserted. It can affect how your website works: use it with care.

Other settings

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