I support this feature request. In the meantime, as a workaround you can rename your year folders as follows: "0 2021", "1 2020", "2 2019", etc. and they will sort as desired. If you're using "Organize by Date" in the Destination panel in Import, highlight the year folder that's appropriate (rather than your master photos folder), and choose a date format that does not include a year folder (e.g. "2021-01-20") - or leave it as before, and after Import drag your shoot folders into your renamed year folder. ... View more

Closing Lightroom and then opening it again. Couldn't hurt to also restart your computer. ... View more

With quirky behavior such as this, Bradley, I recommend starting by restarting Lightroom. If that doesn't work, reset preferences. ... View more

Thanks for the heads up, Jeff! ... View more

@Daniel123123, Adobe's current position is that no new sync functionality will be added to Classic - so folders created in Lightroom Mobile or Desktop will never sync to Classic. Nevertheless, when Adobe hears from enough people they sometimes change their position. Click on Vote at the top of this thread (that your post was moved to) to add your voice to this request. ... View more

I understand that you're frustrated. If you scroll up to the top of this page, you'll see that this question of yours was branched off to a new thread, and there is no mention here of Photoshop - and since I didn't help you before, I had no way of knowing. Them being on the home page of PS just means that you opened them with that - there's no way to recover from there. If they are completely gone from LR, then reimport; if they are there but you can't edit them because they are missing/offline, then follow my instructions. ... View more

Let's back up - go to Lightroom. You wrote that you found the images in LR and that they say that they are missing an unvailable. In Lightroom Ctl-click in one of those images and choose Go to Folder in Library. Does the highlighted folder have a question mark? If so, Ctl-click on it, Find Missing Folder. If not, then does the thumbnail of the image (in Grid view, shortcut G) have an exclamation mark in the top right. If so click on that, choose Locate and then navigate to where that specific image is and select it. All this is covered in my video tutorial. ... View more

Control-click ... View more

Once you understand where the folder of images is, right-click on the folder in the Folders panel in LR, choose Find Missing Folder, and navigate to and select the folder to tell LR where it is. For a video tutorial on this process along with an explanation of why it happens, watch the Missing Files and Folders video on this page: https://laurashoe.com/2016/12/29/clean-up-your-files-and-folders-in-lightroom/ ... View more

If you're looking to filter on a range of ISOs, select multiple ISOs in this metadata filter that Per has posted - click on the first you want, then shift-click on the last, and all within the range will be selected. ... View more

Sorry my video didn't show moving the page up or down further! For me scrolling works well if I my cursor is about 1/5" from the top or bottom edge of the grid. If the cursor goes outside of the grid at all, scrolling stops, and if it gets just a bit too far from the the edge it stops. ... View more

Thank you for jumping on this, Rikk and team, and for the update. ... View more

I'm sorry to hear that you have the same issue, Daniel. While Adobe is working on this there is an easy workaround: Instead of choosing  "Export to: Specific folder", choose "Export to: Choose folder later (useful for presets)" - regardless of whether you are creating a preset - and Lightroom will prompt you to choose a location after you click on Export.  ... View more

@avpman, I don't have direct experience with resetting the default Pictures folder, but I found this article with instructions. ... View more

Deleting what I just wrote ... brain cramp. Richard is correct on this! ... View more

Hi @lumasmith, There really is no one answer to this. Some keep their raw files exactly for the reason you state, though they store them typically on external drives. In this case they export JPEGs for clients (some keep these JPEGs indefinitely as exact documentation on what was sent to the client, others delete them after sending them out, knowing that new ones can be exported as needed.) On the other hand, some pros process a job - say a wedding or portrait shoot - and after the job is delivered and the  client is satisfied, they NEVER go back to revisit the images or re-edit. In this case, there's no need to keep the raw files - the JPEGs are sufficient as they are what the client received and they can be posted online and printed as needed. If you're keeping the raw files and you want to continue to have them in LR, there's no need to export raw copies of them (exporting always creates copies) - just continue to use the originals. You can use LR's Folders panel to move them from your internal drive, if that's where you imported them to, to an external drive. (You first have to import one image on the external drive so that it shows up in the Folders panel.)  On the other hand, if you don't want them in LR any more, I could see exporting and keeping DNG files so that the editing is contained within the DNG file. (Afterwards you can remove the originals from LR and delete them from disk.) ... View more

Good idea, Bob, to use an image of a Home button as your identity plate. Cool photos, too! ... View more

Hi Bob, Cmd-Opt-Shift- / (forward slash) Yes, the Classic Gallery does have the Identity Plate. The new HTML5 galleries are more limited. ... View more

Have you tried sharing collections of photos to Lightroom web? These shared galleries give you more formatting options (such as subheaders) and you can link to them as needed. The downside is that since LR isn't creating static JPEGs, you have to be careful not to mess up the collection that you have shared - creating virtual copies for these can sometimes be helpful.  Also an option is Adobe Portfolio, which allows you to build a complete website, at no additional charge with your Creative Cloud subscription. ... View more

Thank you - Happy New Year to you as well. You can use the Gallery Author URL in the Site Info panel to link back to your list of galleries.  In the Web module you can hold down Cmd/Ctl-Opt/Alt-Shift-/ to toggle on and off the appearance of advanced settings - but these don't include font size for these HTML5 galleries. ... View more

The keyword box missing is a known bug in Lightroom Classic CC 8.1. Please see this post on the Adobe bug/feedback forum. ... View more

in the Classic Gallery, clicking on Index above the image will do that; in Track, Square and Grid, clicking on the X in the top right of the single-image page will do it. ... View more

Which layout style are you using, Dan? ... View more

I assume that you're using Lightroom Classic CC, since the newer cloud-based Lightroom CC doesn't have a Develop module.  I haven't heard of this issue, but I'd suggest resetting your preferences - this resolves all kinds of buggy behavior. ... View more

You chose File>Open rather than File>Import from Another Catalog - do the latter. ... View more

I'm glad to hear it, LarryM48​ - you're welcome! ... View more

Since your backups are also corrupted, I would recommend posting on Adobe's feedback site and asking if there is anyone at Adobe who can try to repair it for you. If any of you are using Lightroom Classic CC but haven't updated to the most recent version, do that - there was a bug fix in a 7.x release for a similar issue. ... View more