WordPress and WooCommerce

Templates, themes, and asset libraries

Control the interface and reusable customer content without rebuilding each product.

Guide overview

01

Templates and themes

Templates control module placement, labels, icons, menus, selection tools, portals, pagination, history controls, and responsive behavior. Themes control visual tokens.

Set administration defaults in Settings and customer defaults independently. A product-level choice overrides the default without modifying the saved template.

Create and name the preset.

Designer template module placement in WordPress administration.
Templates decide where customer tools appear on desktop and mobile.

Preview desktop and mobile.

Asuka Designer administration overview in WordPress.
The administration workspace centralizes reusable products, presets, assets, and diagnostics.

Save it as the default or assign it to one product.

02

Asset visibility

Designs, elements, fonts, colors, printing methods, materials, and shapes are reusable libraries. Active status and storefront filters decide what customers see.

Translations are edited per locale and fall back to the WordPress gettext ecosystem, including tools such as Loco Translate, for host strings.

Upload durable media.

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

Assign categories and filters.

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

Verify the customer library on the frontend.

Reusable design library editor in WordPress.
Edit durable media once and reuse it across compatible custom products.
Still blocked?

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

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