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Can i change the cover of "All photos?"

8 years ago

On my projects the "All photos" project is showing one of the BEFORE images as a cover. Naturally this is not the most appealing photo and I wondered if there was a way to chose.

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PRO
Fusion interior design
8 years ago
Hi Philippa :)

Open your project page and click edit, a new page will open with the images on and if you hover your mouse over the required image you will see a box that says "set as project cover photo" :)

Best regards

Jason
PRO
Ace Your Space
Original Author
8 years ago
Hi Jason. Thanks for trying to help but the issue is that the "All photos" section is not a project as such; it is generated by Houzz and there seems to be no way to edit. I can't seem to find how the process is deciding the order of the photos.
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PRO
Fusion interior design
8 years ago
Oh yeah?! Sorry, I did read 'all photos' and knew what you meant....I guess I expected, like you, that the 'all photos' would work the same. On mine its just showing the last image I've posted. Weird, I can't see a way to change this either.
Emmeline Westin
8 years ago
Hi Philippa,

So sorry for not helping you sooner. This is a really good question! Unfortunately, there is not way of editing or curating the 'All photos' folder. For now, I would suggest that you upload a new photo that you're happy with, as the most recent photo will be displayed first. I know it's not the answer you were hoping for, but at least it's a solution.

Thanks!
PRO
Ace Your Space
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks Emmeline. I'll do that. I have bern meaning to upload another project. I just need to make sure i save the best for last.

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