When you edit a style, the Edit style page is displayed.
The Edit style page has these sections:
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There are quick links at the top left of the page which allow you to jump to the section you want.
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Click
to return to the Style page.
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Click
to delete the style.
The following table describes the parts of this section.
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Name |
Name of the style. To edit, type in your changes. |
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Description |
Description of the style. This is an optional field. To edit, type in your changes. |
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Status Label |
Status of the style. The available status labels and their order in your workflow are set by your Stylezone administrator. |
The following table describes the parts of this section.
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The cover image is the default image which displays in the Style window. By default, this is set to be the first colorway main image. If you hover your mouse to the left of the “Using first colorway….” text, To change the cover image, you can either:
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Click to change the cover image. A file explorer window is displayed.
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The top of this section displays thumbnail images of the colorways.
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The first image on the left is used by default as the cover image.
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You can change the order of the colorways by dragging the handle that displays above the thumbnail when you hover your mouse.
When you click on a colorway thumbnail, the following information is displayed in the part below the thumbnail:
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Colorway Name: You can change or edit the name by typing in the text box.
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Thumbnail: The text box displays the filename or file ID. If you hover your mouse to the left of the Thumbnail field box,
displays. Click the icon to see a preview of the thumbnail.
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Colorway Resources: Information about added resources such as turntables, images, or files. Graphic resources - turntables and images (JPG, PNG, PDF, and TIFF file types are supported) - are recognized as such, and can be set as the colorway thumbnail by clicking Set as Thumbnail.
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The colorway resources feature allows you to add files appropriate to your workflow. For example, you may want to add an inspiration image for reference purposes. As another example, you can add a list of sizes. Or, you can add the BW file for the style so users can download it.
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Colorway resources display on the left side of the Style window.
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If the resource is an image in JPG, PNG, PDF, or TIFF format, a thumbnail preview is displayed.
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If the resource is a file, users can download the file.
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If you hover your mouse over any colorway resource, other options display.
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If there are multiple resources, you can drag the resources to change their order on the page using the handle on the left:
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If a turntable or image is set as a thumbnail, you cannot add it as a resource to all colorways. To add it to all colorways:
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Click Unset as Thumbnail to make the turntable or image available.
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Select Add to all Colorways.
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The following table describes the other parts of the Colorways section.
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Allows you to manually add colorways.
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Click to add a resource to the style page. A file explorer window is displayed.
You can use this feature, for example, to attach a file containing the style that users can download. |
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Click to delete the selected colorway. |
You can use this feature to upload a packed turntable.
To upload a turntable:
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Use VStitcher or Lotta to generate an HTML turntable.
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Zip the entire output folder.
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Click Load. A file explorer window is displayed.
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Navigate to the location of the file and select it.
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Click Open. The file is uploaded, the contents expanded, and the available colorways are updated according to the contents of the uploaded file. For example, if there are additional colorways, these are added.
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