Using Edit Mode

Add a style

The following procedure details how to add styles to a collection.

1. If the collection:

   1. Already contains styles, at the top right of the page, click Add Styles.

      

   2. Is empty, in the center of the page, click Add Styles.

      

   The Add Styles form is displayed.

   

2. Use this form to navigate and select the style or styles you want to add:

   1. Click for a group to see the available boards.

   2. Click for a board to see the available styles.

   3. Click a style to select it. Note: You can click multiple styles.

      When adding styles, you can use the search to find them. Start to type the first few letters of the style name and the search filters the styles, displaying those which match the text you have typed in. To clear the search, click the X at the right of the search box or delete the text you typed in.

3. Once you have selected all the styles you want to add, click Add. The selected styles are added to the top part of the collection.

   • You can then move each added style to a section. For more information, refer to Move a style to a section.

   • You can, if you prefer, add one or more styles directly to a section. For more information, refer to Add a style directly to a section.

Move a style to a section

1. Hover over the top right of the style thumbnail until is displayed.

2. Click . A menu is displayed.

   

3. Click Move to Section. The available sections are displayed.

4. Click the section you want the style to move to. The style is added to the section.

Note: You can also drag a style from one section to another in the same collection

Add a style directly to a section

1. Hover over the line to the right of the section name until these icons are displayed:

   

2. Click . The Add Styles form is displayed.

3. Use this form to navigate and select the style or styles you want to add:

   1. Click for a group to see the available boards.

   2. Click for a board to see the available styles.

   3. Click a style to select it. Note: You can click multiple styles.

      When adding styles, you can use the search to find them. Start to type the first few letters of the style name and the search filters the styles, displaying those which match the text you have typed in. To clear the search, click the X at the right of the search box or delete the text you typed in.

4. Once you have selected all the styles you want to add, click Add. The selected styles are added to the section.

Duplicate a style

1. Hover over the top right of the style thumbnail until is displayed.

2. Click . A menu is displayed.

   

3. Click Duplicate Style. Another instance of the style is added.

Remove a style

1. Hover over the top right of the style thumbnail until is displayed.

2. Click . A menu is displayed.

   

3. Click Remove. A confirmation message is displayed.

4. Click Remove. The style is removed.

1. Hover over the top right of the style thumbnail until is displayed.

2. Click . A menu is displayed.

   

3. Click Hide Style. The style is hidden.

Add a section

1. Hover your mouse at the end of a section until is displayed.

2. Click Add a Section. A text box is displayed.

   

3. Type in the name you want for the section and press Return. The section is added.

Alternatively, use the Add Section button.

Using the Add Section Button

1. Click Add Section on the toolbar at the top of the page.

   

2. A text box is displayed.

3. Type in the name you want for the section and press Return. The section is added.

Collapse or expand a section

1. Go to the section you want to collapse.

2. Click the section's separator line to the right of the section name.

   

   The section is collapsed.

3. To expand the section, click the separator line again.

Change the section order

1. Go to the section you want to move up or down.

2. Hover over the line to the right of the section name until these icons are displayed:

   

3. Click to move the section down, or click to move the section up.

4. Repeat the preceding steps as often as is required.

Change the section name

1. Click the drop-down to the left of the section name: . The section name is displayed.

2. Type in the new name you want for the section and press Return.

Remove a section

1. Go to the section you want to remove.

2. Hover over the line to the right of the section name until these icons are displayed:

3. Click . A confirmation message is displayed.

4. Click Remove. The section is removed.

View a style in detail

1. Go to the style you want to view and click it.

   The style is displayed in a pane.

   Note: In this pane, you can browse other styles in the collection by using the PREV and NEXT buttons at the top right of the pane.

   

2. To see a larger view of any of the resource images available in the pane, click the image.

   From here, you can:

   1. Click the left or right arrow to browse the other resource images.

   2. Click to return to the original pane.

   3. Click X to return to the collection.

Hide or display colorways

You can select which colorways other users can see in the collection. For more information, refer to Using Edit Mode.

Go to the original style

1. Click the appropriate style. The style is displayed in a pane with thumbnails of the colorways in the top right corner.

   

2. At the top of the pane, click . A menu is displayed.

3. Click Go to Original Style. You are taken to the appropriate group and board hosting the original style.

Rename a collection

1. Click the menu icon at the top right of the page.

   

   A menu is displayed.

   

2. Click Rename Collection. A text box is displayed.

3. Type in the new name.

4. Click Rename. The collection is renamed.

Remove a collection

1. Click the menu icon at the top right of the page.

   

   A menu is displayed.

   

2. Click Remove Collection. A confirmation message is displayed.

3. Click Remove. The collection is removed.

Search

1. Click the search icon at the top of the page.

2. Start typing the name of the style you are searching for.

   The styles that match the search text are displayed.