WordPress and WooCommerce

Reusable asset libraries and storefront filters

Manage designs, elements, fonts, colors, printing methods, materials, and shapes from one WordPress catalog.

Guide overview

01

Create reusable library items

Open Asuka Designer > Assets and choose the library type. Give each item a durable ID, customer label, category, media, optional price, and active status.

Use the dedicated editors for fonts, production colors, printing methods, materials, and configurable 2D or 3D elements.

Create or edit an item.

Reusable asset libraries in the WordPress administration.
Manage shared designs, fonts, colors, printing methods, shapes, and other customer content.

Upload or select its media.

Add a preview and useful category.

Save and confirm it in the library list.

02

Control what customers can browse

Storefront filters may include or exclude categories and individual items per product. The active flag controls global availability; product filters narrow that catalog without copying it.

External providers such as Pixabay or Pexels appear only when enabled and configured in Settings.

Set the item active.

Storefront catalog filters for reusable Asuka Designer assets.
Categories and visibility rules control which assets customers can browse.

Configure product-level catalog filters.

Open the frontend module and verify search, categories, price, and preview.

03

Update shared content safely

A reusable asset can serve several products. Review affected products before replacing media, changing its ID, or removing it, then clear only the caches that depend on the catalog.

Media provider settings for customer image search and uploads.
Provider credentials remain server-side while customer tools receive only approved results.
Still blocked?

Open a contextual request so support receives the platform and recent diagnostics automatically.

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