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Curators for each exhibit upload a collection of images (jpg, jpeg, png, and pngtiff) and their associated metadata. Curators then have a few different options on how they can present that content to their users. At the minimum, an exhibit can just be a home page with text and a search bar that users can query with to browse the collections:
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By leveraging custom metadata facets, browse categories with curatorial descriptions, and curated feature pages, exhibit curators can develop more engaging interactions with their collections.
Main Navigation Items
Home Page
Every exhibit has a home page - this is the page that users land on when clicking on an exhibit's thumbnail on the main index (https://exhibits.library.cornell.edu/).
You can choose to hide or show your search facets on the side left of your main text in the Options tab of Edit mode.
Curated Feature Pages
Use curated feature pages to showcase and provide additional context for your collection. You can embed exhibit items, as well as videos and 3rd party interactive content not available in your exhibit's search index on feature pages.
You can choose to show or hide feature page navigation on the left of your main text in the Options tab of Edit mode.
To add or delete feature pages: Curation: Feature pages.
Browse
Use Browse pages when you want your users to browse through curated subsets of your exhibit's items. You can choose which item metadata fields to display per view type (List, Grid, Masonry, Slideshow) in Configuration: Metadata.
To manage Browse categories: Curation: Browse.
About Pages
Search Results
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Add information about your exhibit, including exhibition credits, additional resources, and contacts to the About pages.
Search
Admins can configure the search results view in: Configuration: Search.
Next: Exhibit Dashboard