Folder for stored images (Portalheader)

Hello experts,
could anyone let me know where I can find all the uploaded images for the Portalheader(Masthead). Where can I find the folder who is ressponsible for the administration of the images/background images??
Thank you
Regards
Marco

Hi Marco,
You can find those uploaded image files in KM. KM is like your file server but is within the Portal that you can use to manage your files/content/data. Files, content or data exist in KM can be index and search via the Portal TREX (Search Engine).
SAP NetWeaver Training Overview - SAP Knowledge Management (KM)
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/06fac090-0201-0010-af9c-b67d14558014
1) Storing images in Portal
Storing images in Portal
2) Simple static web pages and images? Store/refernence in KM?
/thread/378997 [original link is broken]
3) Upload Image to KM Repository
/thread/26834 [original link is broken]
4) showing image located in km folder
showing image located in km folder
Hope that helps.
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