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Drag and Drop hint in a Media Folder #18332
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Hi @marcemarc thanks for your jokes and perspectives. I have to highlight first and most importantly the Secondary to that, I agree that we should hint this ability, especially because we can do it in a way where we do not waste space, by only showing this in empty folders. It would be the first place in New Backoffice relation that we have a hint styled piece of UI. Traditionally such would be made in a light hand drawn style, to indicate its not in the UI but a hint on top. I hope that idea makes sense, but I also hope you understand that this is surely not that this is not currently part of our prioritization. — But the upload button is. So with that I will mark this issue as |
Which Umbraco version are you using? (Please write the exact version, example: 10.1.0)
v15.2.1
Bug summary
This might be a clever thing on purpose to make the media section look swish, but this got reported as an issue with editors not able to 'bulk upload' images into the media section...
but they can!
If you look at the empty folder screen in V15
Then all the editors need to do is 'drag' their bulk images from desktop onto the 'No Items' label
If they do that, then they'll get some encouragement that all is ok, and they get more helpful 'drag and drop your files into this area'
but how would they know? they'd know? I don't know??
In V13, well, we were positively imploring them to drag and drop their files:
I don't know why the editors when the hit v15, didn't try that, especially the ones that knew v13....
I can understand the more minimalist approach here - but does it make Umbraco seem more aloof? one option might be to update the friendly cms tagline to be the slightly aloof sometimes cms... (sorry I didnt' mean to make this a running joke thing I do on each issue, it is just trademarcemarc silliness!)
Specifics
No response
Steps to reproduce
Create an empty folder in the Media section
Go to drag a batch of images into the folder
but pause and wonder 'if you can'?
Expected result / actual result
I think it would be friendly to have some indication it's possible to drag files here in the empty folder?
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