Purely visual: arrangement, order, and selection stay the same. Visitors who have "Reduce Motion" enabled on their device will automatically see the gallery without animation.

With chapters this becomes a story: create chapters under "Images & Selection" — until then, the Story runs as one continuous section.

One image per row with a number; two starred favorite images in portrait format hang as a pair. From 120 images, the grid is used instead — an exhibition spanning that many images would no longer be a pleasure to view.

Each chapter becomes a strip to swipe horizontally — all on one page. The chapter tiles are then omitted, since the strips show the same thing.

Only applies as long as the gallery isn't expecting a selection. If someone is currently selecting images, CreatorDesk automatically shows the grid — otherwise comparing and finding images again would be lost.

Chapter-by-chapter view first shows the tiles, then the images of the selected chapter.

"None" hides the tiles on the start page only — the chapter bar above the images still leads everywhere. Within a chapter, tiles remain visible because the bar doesn't list sub-chapters.

Clients see the tiles starting from three chapters — below that, the chapter bar above the images is sufficient.

Column count applies to Uniform + Masonry. Rounding applies to all grid cells.

Wo Preis + Warenkorb in der modernen Ansicht erscheinen: dezent beim Scrollen, als fester Header oben, oder „weg vom Header" in einer eigenen mitscrollenden Zeile.

A strip at the bottom edge of the cover image (price, expiry, image count) and a notice above the images as long as no package has been selected. Both disappear on their own — the strip when scrolling, the notice after a package is chosen. Does not affect the sales bars at the top.

Automatically selects matching background and text colors. This is usually enough — the fields below are only for fine-tuning individual colors.

This cover style has a fixed background area that the color mode doesn't colorize. Change it below under "Cover Background".

No split template available. This look requires a paper-edge template with a file at the top AND bottom.

Larger = the top tear sits lower.

Larger = the bottom tear sits higher.

0 = the paper lies completely beneath the image. Higher values push it onto the image.

The gallery name and photographer branding come from the Texts section — that's where you change the title and branding for all covers.

Shifts title & branding horizontally toward the image (Editorial Split & 90° rotation).

Shifts the title & branding vertically (0 = top, 50 = center, 100 = bottom).

The text background bar has its own position — after shifting, adjust it there if needed so the text and bar stay aligned.