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Hi Karl,
I have a question.

My site got the structure:
2.galleries
1.sub-gallerie-a
1.sub-sub-gallerie-1
2.sub-sub-gallerie-2
3.sub-sub-gallerie-3
2.sub-gallerie-b
1.sub-sub-gallerie-10
2.sub-sub-gallerie-11

After adding 3.sub-sub-gallerie-3 to 1.sub-gallerie-a i see in my blog:
- preview image of the new added sub-sub-gallerie-3
- titel, description of sub-gallerie-a
- date that sub-sub-gallerie-3 is added
( nothing to see about sub-sub-gallerie-1 and sub-sub-gallerie-2)

- preview image of sub-sub-gallerie-11
- titel, description of sub-gallerie-b
-date that sub-sub-gallerie-11 is added

Is it possible to see i my blog:
- from the new added sub-sub-gallerie-3
- the preview of sub-sub-gallerie-3,
- the title, description and date the gallerie is added
- the same information of all earlier added sub-sub-galleries.

I hope i have made you clear what i am asking you.
Thanks
Cees

Reading your post, it seems you are trying to create a blog-page that displays folders from multiple levels? The blog-example is pretty basic: It displays CHILD folders of current page, so you could have something like:

2. blog
--- 1.first-post
--- 2.second-post
--- MORE FOLDERS HERE
--- 14.newest-post

It seems you want a single page to list child pages from multiple levels? That won't work.

coomes wrote:Is it possible to see i my blog:
- from the new added sub-sub-gallerie-3

No not if the folder is two levels down the branch. The blog page will show direct child pages, that's it. Why do you need to sort your blog-pages into sub-sub-folders? That would be like having multiple categories.

coomes wrote: - the preview of sub-sub-gallerie-3,
- the title, description and date the gallerie is added
- the same information of all earlier added sub-sub-galleries.

You can display all these items, but only for direct descendants of the blog page.

Thank you for your reaction Karl.

COOMES WROTE
Is it possible to see i my blog:
- from the new added sub-sub-gallerie-3
you wrote:
No not if the folder is two levels down the branch. The blog page will show direct child pages, that's it.
Why do you need to sort your blog-pages into sub-sub-folders? That would be like having multiple categories.


I sort my series/folders in different categories within my toplevel folder 2.galleries. I think my blogpage has just one level.
I like to make pictures on different subjects like people, landscape, seaviews , etc.
So i like to show the pictures grouped in different categories. : people, landscapes, etc.

For instance: I have made pictures in Holland, Belgium, France. i Like to show them in a specific series/folders as childs of the landscapesfolder.
So my structure would be than:

1.index
2.galleries
1. people
1. people in Holland
2.people in Belgium
3.people in France
2.landscapes
1. landscape in Belgium
2. etc
3.Blog

In my blog i like to show when the different series/folders are added. In the blog folder there is only 1 level (i beleave).
So my blog could look like:
- folder: People in France added in december
-folder people in Belgium addin in oktober
-etc

To check if i understand you well: I think that my blog page itself has only one level.
But what i want is not possible with a blogfolder: vertical split and Folders Assets: galleries/.
But it is there another way to do it?

as you wrote:
You can display all these items, but only for direct descendants of the blog page.
I do not understand whate you mean by this.

greatings
Cees

I admit, I am having a bit difficulty understanding what you want since you are mixing categories, galleries, and blog. Let me mention two things which might be of help:

coomes wrote:as you wrote:
You can display all these items, but only for direct descendants of the blog page.
I do not understand whate you mean by this.

First of all, let me clarify this, in regards to creating a "blog" page that lists child-pages (for example https://mjau-mjau.com/blog/). The structure of such a page could be: So just for reference, the main "blog" page above will be able to display direct children 1.subpage1, 2.subpage2 and 3.subpage3. It will NOT be able to list 1.subsubpage1 or 2.subsubpage3, which are "grand-children" pages.

---

So other than this, I am not quite sure what you are trying to achieve, but I think you want to make a "BLOG" with your latest galleries? Another way to solve this if your galleries are in different subfolders, would be to use LINKS in your blog. Simply create a standard blog page, with CHILD pages that will list in the BLOG. For each child-page, you can LINK to any gallery, even if it is a separate branch anywhere in your website. Get it?

thnk you very much for all your help. I appreciate it very much.

I think i understand what you are suggesting.
I will try it tomorrow.

greatings
Cees