Gallery module


About

Galleries define the taxonomy and hierarchical structure of your Kaltura Video Portal. Galleries are created by the administrator. The first gallery is created via KMC and is accessed through the video portal navigation header.

Check out our user guide Create a gallery for more information.

Configure

  1. Go to your Configuration Management console and click on the Gallery module. You can also navigate to it directly using a link: https://{your_KMS_URL}/admin/config/tab/gallery.
  2. The Gallery page displays.

    2. Configure the following:

    pageSize - How many entries should be loaded onto the display for the initial gallery page. (The default is 16, max is 150). You may scroll down to view all of the entries.

    pageSizeWide - How many entries can be displayed on each gallery page in the Wide gallery view, e.g., search results, playlists (the default is 24).

    sortMediaBy - Set the default media sort for all categories: Channels, Galleries in KMS, and Media Galleries in KAF Applications. 

    globalSearchSortMediaBy - By default, how media in the global search should be sorted.

    thumbnailRotator - Enable thumbnail image rotation on mouseover in galleries.

    categoryDefaultView - Default view for categories. Select from Grid, Collapsed View or Detailed View.

    The example below shows Detailed view.

    playlistDefaultView - This is the default view for playlist page (gallery-like page) that is linked from the Homepage. Select from Grid, Collapsed View or Detailed View. The example below shows Collapsed view.

    firstTabLoad - Select the tab you want to load first in categories. 

    In the example below, the channels tab has been selected.

    tableView - Set to Yes to add the table view to all Channels. When enabled, this will be the default view on any channel for all users. Note: only available in the V2UI.

    disableCategoryFullNameInURL - Display only the category name, without its parent categories hierarchy in the URL. By default, the full category name is used, including the full hierarchy.

    In the example below, the setting is No.

    In the example below, the setting is Yes.

    3. Click Save.

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