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Hiding and unhiding video/photo

Hiding and unhiding video/photo

jasminelondon
Explorer | Level 3
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Hi there

 

I right clicked on a video I put in Dropbox, clicked on Properties and then under 'Attributes' clicked on 'Hidden' (accidentally) and then on 'OK". Now the video is hidden / invisible. I cant see it and I dont know where it is.  I dont know how to 'unhide' it or make it visible again. 

 

Does anyone know? Thanks very much in advance

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divinetomedy
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Figured it out:

 

To HIDE from Photos timeline: select an individual photos from within the Photos app, then select "Exclude from timeline". You are also given an option to exclude the whole folder at that time.

 

To UNHIDE (or, "un-exclude"): go to /account/profile, and you'll see the folders listed at the bottom.

 

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Rich
Super User II
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That's a function of your operating system; not Dropbox. Do a Google search for "show hidden files on Windows/Mac/Linux" and you'll find what you need.

divinetomedy
Helpful | Level 6
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Hey Rich, Dropbox also has a "hide" feature. Do you know how to unhide those files?

 

(Dropbox's hide feature is in the Photos app, through the browser, and you go to "..." options for a single file, then choose "Exclude from timeline". At that point all files in that folder are excluded from the Photos timeline. Now I don't know how to bring them back.)

divinetomedy
Helpful | Level 6
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Figured it out:

 

To HIDE from Photos timeline: select an individual photos from within the Photos app, then select "Exclude from timeline". You are also given an option to exclude the whole folder at that time.

 

To UNHIDE (or, "un-exclude"): go to /account/profile, and you'll see the folders listed at the bottom.

 

Ed
Dropbox Staff
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Would you mind taking a minute of your time to fill out a survey sharing your experience using our Dropbox Community? You can access the survey here: http://bit.ly/2lNKIxT

Thank you!

[This thread is now closed. If you have a similar or new question, you can ask here: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/forums/postpage/category-id/101001000]



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