Does anyone know any way to show which SVG layer will be changed? For single SVG files with a lot of different pieces there is no way to check which piece will be changed without actually trying it. This isn't very user intuitive for customers.
If anyone has a workaround it would be massively appreciated!
Thanks!
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rady kal posted
over 3 years ago
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You could set each combined paths and its color with a little color swatch and the name of what you are going to change within that picture. If the customer then changes the color of the swatch, all areas using the same color will be replaced.
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rady kalposted
over 3 years ago
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Or do you mean to literally save text into the svg file so the text is shown in the canvas?
-> yes, thats what i mean.
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Olly Eveleighposted
over 3 years ago
Hey, sorry I tried for quite a while this morning and still don't understand exactly.
Where would the text show up that names the path? I have tried to name the individual paths in illustrator and also as separate layers but these aren't shows in the backend UI or front end. Or do you mean to literally save text into the svg file so the text is shown in the canvas?
Thanks!
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rady kalposted
over 3 years ago
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You can also use one svg and use combined path. You don't "nameth different paths. You can add a text within your svg that names the path. I hope this makes sense.
For example on our link under the 'colour' tab it shows the color path to change but can this be labeled also somehow?
-> No, this can't be labeled.
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Olly Eveleighposted
over 3 years ago
Thanks for the response. Does this mean with each individual SVG color layer? Or can you rename each combined path of a single SVG file? That would be fantastic.
For example on our link under the 'colour' tab it shows the color path to change but can this be labeled also somehow?
You could set each combined paths and its color with a little color swatch and the name of what you are going to change within that picture. If the customer then changes the color of the swatch, all areas using the same color will be replaced.
Hey guys,
Does anyone know any way to show which SVG layer will be changed?
For single SVG files with a lot of different pieces there is no way to check which piece will be changed without actually trying it. This isn't very user intuitive for customers.
If anyone has a workaround it would be massively appreciated!
Thanks!
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rady kal posted over 3 years ago Admin Best Answer
You could set each combined paths and its color with a little color swatch and the name of what you are going to change within that picture. If the customer then changes the color of the swatch, all areas using the same color will be replaced.
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rady kal posted over 3 years ago Admin
Or do you mean to literally save text into the svg file so the text is shown in the canvas?
-> yes, thats what i mean.
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Olly Eveleigh posted over 3 years ago
Hey, sorry I tried for quite a while this morning and still don't understand exactly.
Where would the text show up that names the path? I have tried to name the individual paths in illustrator and also as separate layers but these aren't shows in the backend UI or front end. Or do you mean to literally save text into the svg file so the text is shown in the canvas?
Thanks!
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rady kal posted over 3 years ago Admin
You can also use one svg and use combined path. You don't "nameth different paths. You can add a text within your svg that names the path. I hope this makes sense.
For example on our link under the 'colour' tab it shows the color path to change but can this be labeled also somehow?
-> No, this can't be labeled.
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Olly Eveleigh posted over 3 years ago
Thanks for the response. Does this mean with each individual SVG color layer? Or can you rename each combined path of a single SVG file? That would be fantastic.
For example on our link under the 'colour' tab it shows the color path to change but can this be labeled also somehow?
https://moto1812.com/product/2019-honda-test
Thanks again for your help!
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rady kal posted over 3 years ago Admin Answer
You could set each combined paths and its color with a little color swatch and the name of what you are going to change within that picture. If the customer then changes the color of the swatch, all areas using the same color will be replaced.
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