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Global Attribute

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You can create, edit, and delete global attributes from one centralized place. Global attributes can be assigned across any item in your store.


Create a Global Attribute

Use global attributes to apply the same options, like size or color, across multiple items in your store. Follow the steps below to create Global Attribute:

  1. From the dashboard, click Inventory.
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  2. Under Inventory, select the Attributes tab.
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  3. Click Add Attribute. Fill out the required fields:

    • Name.
      Enter a clear attribute name.

    • Values.
      Add options for the attribute.


    Once done, click Update.
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Note:

  • To create a value, type the option name and press Tab or select it from the dropdown. Repeat to add as many values as needed.

  • These values can later be used to auto-create variations when assigning attributes to an item.


Edit a Global Attribute

To update an attribute name or change its options, follow the steps below:

  1. From the dashboard, click Inventory.
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  2. Under Inventory, select the Attributes tab.
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  3. Locate the attribute you want to edit.


    ​Click the field to update the attribute name or its values.

Note: Editing attributes does not automatically update items that already use them.


Delete a Global Attribute

To remove an attribute that is no longer needed, follow the steps below:

  1. From the dashboard, click Inventory.
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  2. Under Inventory, select the Attributes tab.
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  3. Locate the attribute you want to delete.


    ​Click Delete to remove the attribute.
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Note: Deleting an attribute does not remove its variations from existing items. Variations must be removed manually.


Select a Global Attribute for an Item

After creating attributes, you can assign them to an item and generate variations automatically.

Note:

  • If you need a new attribute, select Manage Global Attributes to create one

  • If the wrong attribute is applied, you can remove it, along with its variations, by clicking Delete in that row.

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