Settings in Browse pages, Item pages and Exhibits, on the theme's settings page (Appearance › Themes › Configure Theme).
Browse pages
Browse pages show items as sticker cards in a grid: each card has the item's picture, its title, a short line under the title and the first lines of its description. The same cards appear on the home page, in search results and in shortcodes such as [items].
Under Browse pages › Line under the card title, choose what the short line shows:
| Choice | Shows |
|---|---|
| Item type and date (the default) | The item's type and date, such as "Still Image · 2026" |
| Type and date | The item's Dublin Core Type, such as "Drawing · 2026", or its item type where it has none |
| Creator and date | The item's creators and date, such as "Mila, age 6 · 2026": a good fit for artwork |
| Date only | The date |
| Nothing | No line under the title |
A part with no value is left out: an item without a date shows only its type or its creators.
How many cards a page shows is Omeka's Results Per Page (public) under Appearance › Settings.
Item pages
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Files on item pages | Gallery: one large file, with thumbnails of the others · Grid of all files · Each file at full width, one after another |
| Wall label | The caption a museum hangs beside a work, at the top of the panels: artist, title and date, medium, dimensions, credit line and number. Off by default. |
| A person's works | On a person's page (item type Person), the items whose Creator is that person, as cards: a young artist's other works. Off by default. |
| Previous and next links through the item's collection | On by default. |
| Rights & reuse, Cite this, Share | Panels beside the item's details, on by default. |
| Downloads | Links to each file's original, with its format and size. Off by default. |
| Subject and tag links | The item's subjects and tags as links to other items with the same ones. On by default. |
The panels sit beside the item's details on wide screens and below them on phones; the item's collection is always among them when it has one. See Item and file pages for what each panel shows.
Exhibits
Exhibit navigation puts an exhibit's table of contents beside each page, in a menu above it, or leaves only previous and next links. Exhibit cover shows an exhibit's cover image as a wavy banner with the title, beside the description, or not at all. An exhibit's pages appear on its first page as numbered sticker cards. See Exhibits.