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Control Portrait Order Using Priority

Set portrait display order using priority values.

Written by Alex Reyes

Updated at February 19th, 2026

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🎯 Using Priority to Organize Portraits 🧩 What is Priority? ⚡ How to Assign Priority 📄 Example Layout 💡 Pro Tips

🎯 Using Priority to Organize Portraits

The Priority setting allows you to control the order in which portraits appear within layouts, giving you flexibility to highlight specific individuals or groups. By assigning priority values, you can override the default alphabetical arrangement and ensure portraits display in the intended sequence.

⚠️ NOTE: If Priority is enabled, every individual within the same class or grade must be assigned a value between 1–99. Missing or duplicate values may cause portraits to appear out of order.


🧩 What is Priority?

Priority overrides the default alphabetical layout, letting you highlight key individuals such as:

  • 👩‍🏫 Teachers
  • 🎓 Seniors
  • 🌟 Standout students

Tip: Some PSPAs include priority in your data. If so, priorities import automatically, so no manual setup is needed.


⚡ How to Assign Priority

Open People Menu

  • Top-right: People icon → Edit People


     
  • Or left toolbar: People Module


     

Select a Person

  • Double-click the person in the list to edit



 

Enter Priority Number

 

  • Lower numbers appear first
    • Example:
    • 👩‍🏫 Teacher = 1
    • 🧑‍💼 Aide = 2

Save Changes ✅


📄 Example Layout

One Page, Two Classes:

Role Priority
👩‍🏫 Teacher Class A 1
🎓 Students Class A 2
👩‍🏫 Teacher Class B 3
🎓 Students Class B 4

Result: A clear, structured portrait flow on the page.


💡 Pro Tips

  • Use Cancel Priority to remove Priority settings for a specific Portrait Rule (helpful for staff or admin pages)
  • Add a Priority column in your PSPA index before import to save time and avoid manual edits

Using Priority strategically helps create clean, intentional portrait layouts that highlight key individuals and maintain organized page flow throughout your yearbook.

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