Art Library

Is there a way to get back to the old method of searching through the art library? When looking up tokens, maps, etc, the results will show folders which I have to open manually one by one. Token packs I haven't purchased yet will show up the old way (because of course it does). Is there a way to have search results show individual tokens/maps like it used to, or am I stuck with this new method of showing collapsed folders? 

Hi Jones! I'm not sure what you mean by "the old way". Are you talking about Folder View? If so, you can access that by clicking once on any image in your library to call up that mode:

This is the best image I can find of what I'm speaking about. The unpurchased tokens show up individually, but the packs I've bought show up in collapsed folders. The way it used to be is that I'd search up "grave", for example, and all items that are related to grave are listed. Having to open up folders slows things down considerably.

Hmm. I'll take your word that it used to return differently; I don't remember. If this has changed, it might have been a response to the growing size of the marketplace? To reduce the time and bandwidth needed to return the search? In any case, it might be worth a  Help Center Request . But I'm not sure if that's the best route to get a meaningful answer. (I.e. it's probably more a design choice than a bug) Sorry, I can't think of a way to return the folders in expanded condition. :(

You can have them always display with a quick Stylus mod: #marketplaceresults ol ol.dd-list { display: block!important; } Keith is probably on the money - the thumbnails aren't fetched until the browser needs to display them, so having categories collapsed by default saves a bunch of redundant data being transferred. If you're mostly searching your own art library and don't care about other results, you could define a couple of other Stylus rules to hide marketplace & website results as well.

Oosh said: You can have them always display with a quick Stylus mod: #marketplaceresults ol ol.dd-list { display: block!important; } Keith is probably on the money - the thumbnails aren't fetched until the browser needs to display them, so having categories collapsed by default saves a bunch of redundant data being transferred. If you're mostly searching your own art library and don't care about other results, you could define a couple of other Stylus rules to hide marketplace & website results as well. This looks like it worked, thank you very much.