It would be really useful to be able to organise the image assets we use on the sites we are building. Some are very image-heavy and we rely on naming convention to be able to sort through everything.
Would you consider setting up 'folders' to group elements?
We have been considering this for a while now, and it is currently being tracked as an open feature request. However, it is not something in our current roadmap.
This is not a case of avoiding developing a feature. As any company developing a product must, we have to prioritize developing certain features over others. We would love to implement folders and improve the media library all around as soon as we can. We have many improvements planned for the dashboard and Writing Room, and hopefully work we have been doing in our codebase will allow us to do this at greater speed.
I understand the use-case for having folders; also, search through large numbers of documents can be frustrating and time-consuming. One workaround to group documents is to use the 'Private Notes' feature as described here:
These act as 'Tags' almost and make use of the search function more efficient so that finding media becomes easier.
If/when the team has any more information on this subject, they let everyone know here
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I believe that a way to structure the content in the media library is a much needed core feature and would improve the content editing and also the dev experience by far...
Thank you very much for a small feedback after those 2.5 years of silence in this thread.
If you all would just make parts of Prismic open source, since those parts are already free to use, the community would solve backlog items like this for you in under a month. Why the hesitation to do that? This is the sort of feature that, when unsolved in 4 years, becomes a deal breaker for projects over a certain size.
We chose not to implement folders for media. Instead, we chose to implement tagging and filtering of the media library based on user needs, product performance, and UX.