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==Sorting== | |||
Meta data is shown in columns, each column has a "header", the header describes what is shown in the column, eg: Song Name, Artist, Album etc. To *sort* by that colum, just click the column name, like this:<br> | Meta data is shown in columns, each column has a "header", the header describes what is shown in the column, eg: Song Name, Artist, Album etc. To *sort* by that colum, just click the column name, like this:<br> | ||
https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_pli.png<br>above: sort by Play List Item Index (PLI)<br> | https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_pli.png<br>above: sort by Play List Item Index (PLI)<br> | ||
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To sort in reverse order, click it again. | To sort in reverse order, click it again. | ||
==Hiding and Showing== | |||
You may hide or show any of these columns, or re-arrange them to suit you. To hide a column, [[Context Click]] on the column header, and you'll see the name of that column listed first, with a check next to it, just pick that, and the column will disappear. For example, to hide the *PLI* column, [[Context Click]] it, then pick "PLI" at the top of the list, like so:<br> | You may hide or show any of these columns, or re-arrange them to suit you. To hide a column, [[Context Click]] on the column header, and you'll see the name of that column listed first, with a check next to it, just pick that, and the column will disappear. For example, to hide the *PLI* column, [[Context Click]] it, then pick "PLI" at the top of the list, like so:<br> | ||
https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_hide_pli.png<br> | https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_hide_pli.png<br> | ||
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https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_by_user.png<br>above: now you can sort by # ([[User Sort Order]])<br> | https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_by_user.png<br>above: now you can sort by # ([[User Sort Order]])<br> | ||
==Arranging== | |||
To re-arrange a column horizontally, pick it up and drag it. To re-size a column, put the pointer on the borderline between two columns, and the pointer will change to a "resize" cursor, then drag.<br> | To re-arrange a column horizontally, pick it up and drag it. To re-size a column, put the pointer on the borderline between two columns, and the pointer will change to a "resize" cursor, then drag.<br> | ||
==Copying a layout from one Playlist to another== | |||
Once you have a layout you like, you can just use copy and paste to set the same arrangement on another Playlist. | |||
# select the playlist who's arrangement you wish to copy | |||
# go Edit->Copy | |||
# select the playlist who's arrangement you'd like to replace | |||
# go Edit->Paste | |||
Revision as of 18:40, 18 July 2014
Sorting
Meta data is shown in columns, each column has a "header", the header describes what is shown in the column, eg: Song Name, Artist, Album etc. To *sort* by that colum, just click the column name, like this:
above: sort by Play List Item Index (PLI)
above: sort by Song Name
above: sort by Artist
To sort in reverse order, click it again.
Hiding and Showing
You may hide or show any of these columns, or re-arrange them to suit you. To hide a column, Context Click on the column header, and you'll see the name of that column listed first, with a check next to it, just pick that, and the column will disappear. For example, to hide the *PLI* column, Context Click it, then pick "PLI" at the top of the list, like so:
To Show a column, context-click on any column header, then pick the name of the column you want to show. For example, to show the "User Sort Order (#)" column, Context Click *anywhere* in any column header, and pick "#" from the list, like so:
above: now you can sort by # (User Sort Order)
Arranging
To re-arrange a column horizontally, pick it up and drag it. To re-size a column, put the pointer on the borderline between two columns, and the pointer will change to a "resize" cursor, then drag.
Copying a layout from one Playlist to another
Once you have a layout you like, you can just use copy and paste to set the same arrangement on another Playlist.
- select the playlist who's arrangement you wish to copy
- go Edit->Copy
- select the playlist who's arrangement you'd like to replace
- go Edit->Paste