Orchard Official document Translation (ix) New and managed media resources

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Add and manage Media resources

When you upload a picture via the Rich Text editor in Orchard (or use a XML-RPC client, such as Windows Live Writer), the uploaded image is stored in the Media folder of the Orchard installation path. The Media folder must have Write permission (the user process that runs the site) for the picture to upload successfully. If the installation of Orchar is done through web Platform installer, the Media folder is automatically configured to have write permissions.

To delete or add a new media folder, click Mediain Dashboard.

Browse through the media files and view the details. The properties of the media file include:

• screenshot (). Preview the contents of the picture with thumbnails.
• size and Added on (added date). the properties of the media file.
• Embed (embedded). The URL of the media file, you can copy the HTML here to the Rich Text editor to embed the image into the content.
• Name . the name of the media file.

Manage subfolders under the Media folder, click Mediaunder Dashboard, and then click a folder to go to the Manage folder interface.

The options under this interface allow you to add or delete media files and create subfolders.

Click Add a folder to create a subfolder.

Name the subfolder (for example, name the subfolder "Pictures") and save it.

Click Add Media after entering a subfolder .

Orchard allows users to easily upload a variety of image file types, including . zip files. If you have a lot of picture files that need to be uploaded, simply package them in a . zip file and upload the . zip file without having to upload the file.

To see how the mechanism works, you can package several picture files into a . zip file, and then click Upload. the Extract zip option is selected by default, and the pictures in the. zip file will be extracted to the folder uploaded by the. zip file.

Images that have been uploaded and Decompressed are also displayed under their parent folder.

To view or edit an individual's uploaded image, click on the image.

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Orchard Official document Translation (ix) New and managed media resources