![]() ![]() A dotted triangle indicates there are no sub-folders. In Lightroom, if that triangle is solid it indicates there are folders contained within the folder. This triangle is a “spinner” control, which enables you to expand or collapse a folder structure, to reveal or hide sub-folders contained within a folder. More Detail: When browsing a hierarchical structure (such as the folder structure represented in the Folders list in Lightroom) you will find a triangular icon to the left of each folder name. ![]() This same option can be employed for the top-level parent folder to collapse (or expand) all folders and sub-folders on an entire hard drive, for example. Tim’s Quick Answer: You can collapse a folder along with all sub-folders by holding the Alt/Option key while clicking on the spinner (triangle) control for the top-level folder. Is there a way to “bulk” collapse the folders? After doing this repeatedly there are all of these expanded folders, which makes searching take much longer. Today’s Question: When searching and scrolling through the list of Folders in Lightroom, I need to click the triangle icons to reveal sub-folders. ![]()
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