Flash manager
Upload it once.
Show it
everywhere.
Your flash lives in one grid, in the order you put it in. Your published page reads that grid, so a design never gets pasted into a layout by hand.
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On your page
One catalogue.
Eleven layouts.
Every flash gallery block fills itself from the manager. Pick the layout that suits the work, from a quiet grid to a magazine spread, and none of them ask you to upload anything twice.
Retire a design and the gallery draws SOLD across it with its button switched off. The fourth tile here is the same row the artist grid above is reading.
gallery layouts, all reading one catalogue
images per design, never cropped
times you paste an image into a page
Order and categories
Sorted the way
you sort.
Maelo ships no categories. You start with none, name your own, give each one an icon, and drag them into the order you want them read in.
The designs drag too. Where a piece sits on your page is where you put it, not where the database happened to write it.