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<h1>Embedding a Portfolio Within a Portfolio</h1>
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If you have a separate portfolio or blog, you can add it to the portfolio you are currently working on. All its pages will be carried over and can be accessed through a drop-down menu on its page tab at the top. (Additionally, if you have a portfolio that is already shared online that you want to link to, you can copy its URL and <a href="/avenue/doku.php?id=formatting_text#link" class="wikilink1" title="formatting_text">link</a> to it in the current portfolio.)
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1. Click on the “+” on the tab bar near the top of the page and select “Add existing portfolio”. 
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<a href="/avenue/lib/exe/detail.php?id=embedding_a_portfolio_within_a_portfolio&media=importing_existing_portfolio.jpg" class="media" title="importing_existing_portfolio.jpg"><img src="/avenue/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=700&tok=33868b&media=importing_existing_portfolio.jpg" class="media" alt="" width="700" /></a>
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2. A menu will slide out from the right side prompting you to choose from or search recent portfolios. 
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3. Once you have selected a portfolio, it will appear as a single tab at the top. Pressing on the dropdown arrow will display all the pages of the added portfolio that can then be edited.
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<a href="/avenue/lib/exe/detail.php?id=embedding_a_portfolio_within_a_portfolio&media=importing_existing_portfolios_pulldown.jpg" class="media" title="importing_existing_portfolios_pulldown.jpg"><img src="/avenue/lib/exe/fetch.php?w=700&tok=921ae7&media=importing_existing_portfolios_pulldown.jpg" class="media" alt="" width="700" /></a>
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<b>Note</b>: Any changes or edits to embedded portfolios will cause the same changes to occur in the original, separate copy of the embedded portfolio.
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<b>Note</b>: If you embed a portfolio (ex. Portfolio 2) in Portfolio 1, you cannot then embed Portfolio 1 in Portfolio 2 as it will cause a duplication of Portfolio 2 pages within Portfolio 2 itself.
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