Pinned images
Last revised by Tim Luijkx on 8 Feb 2015
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Dixon A, Luijkx T, Jones J, et al. Pinned images. Reference article, Radiopaedia.org (Accessed on 19 Apr 2024) https://doi.org/10.53347/rID-9356
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Article created:
8 Apr 2010,
Andrew Dixon ◉
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Last revised:
8 Feb 2015,
Tim Luijkx ◈
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Pinned images are images that the logged in user has specifically selected by switching the grey pin of an image into a yellow pin.
- grey pin indicates the image is not pinned
- yellow pin indicates the image is pinned
The advantage of pins
Images that you have pinned can be accessed via the pinned images tab within the image management console, allowing them to be easily added to relevant articles.
Stacks
Pinning the most representative image within a stack allows you to add this image to a relevant article and allow the viewer to see the key image without having to scroll through the stack.
This function has now been superseded by the key image.
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