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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/Collections.md
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Expand Up @@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ An exclusion tied to one specific collection / rule group only applies there. Ot

Adding a global exclusion removes that item's existing collection-specific exclusions, and the confirmation dialog lists which ones it will drop. If you later remove the global exclusion, those narrower exclusions are not restored automatically.

When media carries a global exclusion, an `EXCL` badge is shown on the top-right side of the card.
When media carries a global exclusion, an `EXCL` badge sits in the bottom-left corner of the card, on the `Overview` and on a collection's own pages. Hover or tap the card to read its title and summary and the badge is hidden along with the rest of the artwork.

Collections also have a dedicated `Exclusions` view. Open a collection, then switch to the `Exclusions` tab to review everything excluded from that collection, sort the list, and open the same media test flow from the collection context.

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/Test-Media.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The first thing you must do, in order to use this function, is to create a rule.

After creating your rule, and saving it, you will be brought back to the Rules page. Now you want to click on the Collections tab on the left menu. Here you will be shown all of your collections.

Click on the name of the collection that you want to test rules for. You will be taken to the Collection's page. Here you will see the Test Media button at the top left. You can also see any exclusions that you may have setup for this collection, as well as information regarding the collection items.
Click on the name of the collection that you want to test rules for. You will be taken to the Collection's page. Here you will see the Test Media button at the top right, beside the collection's name, on every tab. You can also see any exclusions that you may have setup for this collection, as well as information regarding the collection items.

![test-media](/img/test-media-button.png)

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