Settings

For ease of use, the settings section is divided into five sections:

• Designer Settings
• Store Settings
• Webhooks
• General Settings
• Custom Language Translations

Designer Settings

This is where you configure how the Design Editor performs on your store. The Menus sub-section is where you make the editor to Skip previews when a customer clicks the preview button, place the side bar on the left or right hand side of the window, etc. We have short descriptions against each menu to hint you on what they do. Layout sets how the Design Editor is arranged for your customers across the whole store: the full studio, a step-by-step flow, or a view-and-approve screen. You can override it for any single design from the Design panel. You also get to handle file uploads and the colors of the Designer interface. Things like Bleed, Margin, Trim, Fold and Border lines color can all be uniquely set here to your taste. The Text sub-section is where you set the default behaviour of Text elements when placed on the canvas. The default Text content to show, type of Textbox whether wrapping or expandable text. Auto place New Text when enabled, places the text directly on the canvas when the customer clicks the text button. When disabled, the customer needs to click on a specific area on the canvas where they will like the text to be positioned. Canvas Lines are guide lines drawn to aid the customer while designing on the canvas. You can set their behaviours here as well as guide messages to let the customer know what each line means or represents. This is where you can set the Snapping range, Grid line intervals, Bleed, Margin and Trim line hints. The Projects sub-section is where you can set the lifetime of customer-created projects as well as enable auto-save feature on the Designer.

Store Settings

Here, you get to configure how the Editor integrates with your WebStore. Enabling the Retain Product Images feature makes the app to NOT swap your product images with the customized previews when your customer finishes their customization. Force Customization will hide your Add to Cart button until the buyer creates a customization. To add the product to the cart as soon as the buyer finishes, turn on Add to Cart on Save in the design’s settings. It works alongside Force Customization and presses the same add to cart button, so the tip above applies to it too. Display Modes This sets how the editor will display on your store. Currently, we have Full Window, Dialog, Inline and Mini modes. You can optionally add your own custom JavaScript or CSS using the corresponding inputs provided. The script and stylings provided will take effect immediately they are loaded unto your store.

Webhooks

Use the Webhooks to get notified when certain events happen on your store. Currently, we have Project Created and File Uploaded. When a new Project is created or your customers uploads a file, you can provide a URL for us to call and deliver the notification to. This can be used with external services like Zapier or Make to send project files to your Print service provider or even delivered to you by mail.

General Settings

This features general settings related to the editor’s look and feel. We have the editor theme: Light, Dark and System presets. Here, you can also set the Sidebar color and the image displayed on modal popups.

Custom Language Translations

Print.App supports over 80 languages. However, we utilize artificial intellegence (AI) to achieve these translations and and in some instances, the translations doesn’t sit well with your specific requirements. This is where you can make custom Language Adjustments to all of the texts displayed in the Designer. To make a Custom Translation, simply select the Language from the drop-down list and scroll down to the specific wording you will like to change. Click the Green Icon button next to it and provide your own unique translation. Save the settings and check your store to see your specific wordings displayed.