# Mezzanine File Collections
Mezzanine File Collection is a simple file container page type for the Django / Mezzanine CMS.
The Mezzanine’s core gallery module only deals with images. I got frustrated with it, I quickly developed an alternative to handle any filetype.
Most of this app’s code is directly inspired from the Mezzanine’s core.
## Installation
Installation is quite simple.
$ pip install mezzanine-file-collections
Add “mezzanine_file_collections” to your list of installed apps. Then migrate your database. That’s it.
## Usage
Once installed, just create a new “File collection”, and upload your files the usual way.
The default templates uses Bootstrap’s media objects for a basic rendering, but it’s very easy to overwrite it. Just look into the template.
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