Posting one layout in two galleries?

[angelwings]

Can someone tell me exactly how to achieve posting one layout in two galleries?

Thank you

 

[Sillz]

When you are at the upload screen, select your image and use the one drop down menu for the first place you want it to go. Then click the "Upload/Submit" button. On the next page you will see 2 more drop down menus to choose additional galleries before you click the "Process" button which officially uploads the layout.

HTH!

 

[msbrad]

And to add to Sarah's post...if you need another. After submitted. Click 'edit' on your LO and then you can add another.
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[quilter]

Can someone tell me exactly how to achieve posting one layout in two galleries?

Thank you

Every layout automatically goes into the Member Gallery, so you don't have to choose that as an option. For example if you are uploading a new siggy for the Signature Challenge, you would choose only 2018 Challenges Signature Challenge from the drop down menu. When you click "submit" your new siggy will go in the Signature Challenge Gallery and also be in your member gallery.

 

[ObiJanKenobi]

There are advantages to going back into your layout's location in the Gallery and then edit the upload by adding it to other galleries (such as a designer's gallery). Some stores' galleries have tight limits on the number of "layouts" you can post in a day. If you're working with a collab, for example, and have used a template from a third designer and you want to have them show in all three designers' galleries, as well as maybe a challenge gallery, that's going to eat up four of your daily upload allowances if you do it all in the upload section. But if you upload it to a single gallery - say the challenge one - then go back in through the edit feature and add it to the other galleries it doesn't count the other 3. It's a bit more work, but if you're uploading several days worth of work all at once, you don't want to be told you've exceeded your limit.