I am doing some editing to some T-shirts. I am not able to correct some of the colors. It is defaulting to light blue. I don’t want a color because in one instance there is no choice for the color that I have. I am attempting to eliminate the color all together from the attribute.
What am I not understanding?
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musiclady Reputation: 14 See musiclady's booth |
One option…just click on the x next to the color..it should delete the color
but if not..go to Update Items as group (also known as batch edit)
Search Optimize put [[[URL removed] blue]] (in this format) in remove search attributes and color will be removed…I believe you can also batch edit it in Item traits also…
Also, I believe that the Aqua is changed to light blue, because that is what google will accept..It takes basic colors…
fushia=pink
teal= blues
aqua= light blue
etc…
you can put the actual color in title and description but for attributes the basic color groups is what is accepted…
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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