To avoid confusion, let's get the terminology straight. In the attached screenshot, you'll see a single album project called travels. It contains over 50 folders, one for each destination. It produces a single, integrated album, which has over 50 folders:

https://jefftucker.net/travels/

There is effectively no limit to the number of folders you can have in one album project. And each folder can, in turn, have as many subfolders as you care to create. There is effectively no limit to the depth of the folder tree, either.

Rather than dragging entire folders into the project, you might find it easier to keep things organized if you create each folder within jAlbum, by clicking the New folder icon, then opening that folder by double-clicking it, and then adding images to that folder.

Jeff:


I tried both those techniques and in both cases nothing happened. The folder was not added.

I them tries dragging the folder the top of the list of folders, and it accepted the new folder. It then updated the Project list and all is good.

Thank you for the response.

~Paul

Try reading these, If you haven’t already read them:

https://jalbum.net/help/en/Managing_images_with_jAlbum

https://jalbum.net/help/en/jAlbum/Explore#Ordering_files_in_each_folder