The browser view contains the following areas
Channel (outlined in green below)
Search (outlined in red below)
Browser with toolbar (outlined in yellow below)
Sidebar with toolbar (options in tabs) (outlined in grey below)
Notifications (outlined in blue below)
Channels are used to group content based on filters and permissions. This practice is well known throughout the Internet; for example, in a Google search, results are grouped into images, news, maps, and shopping. In Picturepark, the system administrators set up the channel, which usually shows company business units, business cases, or distribution channels (such as partner portals). Channel selection varies depending on your company’s content management strategy.
There is one root channel always present in all Pictureparks, which cannot be deleted but can be permitted or restricted, of course. The name of the root channel can be changed to All Content, for example. The little arrow on the right indicates further selection options.
The channel selection in administration areas, where no further channels are available, for example, in list manager or layer manager, is used to display the menu selected. For detailed views, it shows a breadcrumb. In this case, the user is informed which menu they opened. The missing little arrow on the right indicates there are no further selection options.
The search field is prominent at the top. When accessing Picturepark, a user can directly search by starting to type; there is no need to click into the search field.
The search has three modes, indicated at the top right corner. By clicking, the mode can be switched.
Simple (all) searching for all words
Simple (any) searching for any of the words
Advanced allowing to have complex search queries
The browser shows elements in two different views:
Thumbnail - displays a preview for content items or icons, e.g., list items and a name (configurable as /wiki/spaces/10900/pages/370607767). You can select small, medium, large, or extra-large thumbnail.
List - displays all information in a list.
Select the menu icon to select a view. You can also select whether or not to display an overlay.
In addition, you can see the selected fields, the display order, and the selected creation date.
The items in the browser can be selected via a mouse click or keyboard (shift, control). The type of selection is only valid until the user switches channels or menu items. For "lasting" selections, select the checkmark at the top left corner, which puts the items into the basket.
The browser toolbar is at the top and shows actions available to active selected items from the browser. Unavailable actions are not displayed, so the available actions vary. The actions available also depend on your user role permissions (e.g., edit options require edit permissions).
The sidebar is on the right below the search, and the whole panel is collapsible. If you need more space for content, use the arrow icon to close the sidebar. The sidebar usually has Filter, Collections, and Fields options. The sidebar is separated into tabs with the following options (if available):
/wiki/spaces/10900/pages/370607893
Select from the available options (metadata, media type, etc.) to filter the browser items.
You can create, edit, or delete a collection. Content items can be added to a collection that can be saved, shared, and kept even if the user switches the menu or channel, whereas selection in the browser is removed after changing the menu or channel.
/wiki/spaces/1210/pages/1368820240
This option is only available when you have selected List as the view option.
Select the fields you would like to display in the List view. This list is populated based on the content in your search results. For example, if you have only searched for image-type files, audio and video options will not be available. Note that relationship fields, dynamic view fields, and some EXIF options are not supported.
Notifications are shown when specific actions are successful or unsuccessful. A user dragging content items (images, for example) onto the Content browser will start an import process. Notifications communicate the different states ("I have the files uploaded,” "I have rendered everything,” "I have imported to content browser," etc.) so the user is informed about what is happening in the background.
Notifications are available for:
upload (finished, failed, etc.)
import (finished, failed, etc.)
edit
share (sent, received, etc.)
Option to search
Toolbar for content item operations
Side offering
Filters that are configured in the channel configuration
Basket to store, share, edit, and save collections
Without the option to search
Sidebar offering
Filters (predefined), e.g., type and creation date to separate edit collections (automatically created from the batch editor) from custom collections (saved by user)
Without the option to search
Without sidebar
The default view is a list without the option to switch to the tile view
Without the option to search
Without sidebar
The area where certified apps e.g., Excel Roundtrip show up
Option to search for shares
Sidebar offering
Filters (predefined) for share type (share, embed), creation date, recipients, creator, and expiration date
Option to search for lists
Toolbar for creating and modifying lists
Sidebar offering
Info about the list selected in the browser (e.g., connected lists, fields, usage in layers, search information)
Option to search for layers
Toolbar for creating and modifying layers
Sidebar offering
Info about layer selected in the browser (e.g., fields including connected list for tagboxes, search information)
Option to search for Virtual Type
Toolbar for creating and modifying Virtual Types
Sidebar offering
Info about Virtual Type selected in the browser (e.g., fields including connected list for tagboxes, search information)
Option to search for Fieldsets
Toolbar for creating and modifying Fieldsets
Sidebar offering
Info about Fieldset selected in the browser (e.g., fields including connected list for tagboxes, search information)
Option to search for File Types
Toolbar for creating and modifying File Types
Sidebar offering
Info about File Type selected in the browser (e.g., fields including connected list for tagboxes, search information)
Option to search for users
Toolbar to create and modify users
Sidebar offering
Info about the selected user, including details and role assignments
Filters (predefined) about the state of the user (approved, waiting, locked, etc.) and creation date
The default view is a list without the option to switch to tile view
Option to search for roles
Toolbar to create or delete roles
Sidebar offering
Info about a selected role, like permissions applied
The default view is a list without the option to switch to tile view
Option to search for roles
Toolbar to create or delete roles
Sidebar offering
Info about selected permission set
permission grants to roles = role permissions
permissions for the set e.g., who can apply for it = permission set permission