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A short explanatory dialog about ad templates — what they are and why they are worth setting up. It is
information only: there is nothing to fill in and nothing to save.
screen you work in, and the capture run photographs working screens. There is nothing in it but the text
described below and two illustrations it carries itself.
What it says
An ad template lets you define the basic look of a listing once and use it across many listings — or all of
them. When something needs changing, you change the template and every listing using it can be brought up to
date, rather than editing them one by one. Custom fields can be embedded in an ad template too. There is no
limit on how many you create, so one for electronics and another for clothing is a perfectly ordinary
arrangement.
What is in the dialog
| Item | What it is |
|---|---|
| The explanation | The paragraph above. |
| A slideshow | Two illustrations that cycle by themselves — the Ad Template Tags Editor and the Ad Template Editor. Arrows and dots let you move between them. |
names. Where you actually build one is
Description Templates.
Where to go next
- Description Templates — the list, and where you add one.
- Description Template Editor — where one is written.
- Description Template Tag Editor — the placeholders.
FAQ
description. A listing template is a whole draft listing you make
real listings from.
Support
For further assistance you can:
- Email [email protected]
- Use the Contact Us page inside the application
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