Catalogue Settings
Last Updated: 14/09/2026
Catalogue Settings is where you edit what identifies a catalogue: its name, its SEO metadata, its permissions. It replaces the former «Modify Catalogue» and «Modify Draft» entries, and it is no longer a wizard — the settings open in a single panel and are written directly.
The look of the public page is not here. Templates, logo, cover, colours, texts and merchandising live in the Design Catalogue, a separate entry of the same menu.
How to Access It
- Go to the My Catalogues section from the left-hand navigation menu.
- Locate the catalogue you want to edit (in either the Published or Drafts tab).
- Open the contextual menu (hamburger icon) on the catalogue row.
- Select Catalogue Settings.
It works on drafts as well as on published catalogues.
What You Can Change
| Setting | Notes |
|---|---|
| Catalogue Name | The same field asked in the creation wizard. |
| SEO metadata | SEO title, featured image, meta descriptions, keywords. |
| Permissions | Who can see and use the catalogue. The same settings also appear in the publishing wizard, the first time a catalogue goes live. |
There is no step-by-step navigation: change what you need and save.
Tips:
- Renaming a catalogue does not change its public address. The subdomain is assigned at publication.
- To change how the page looks, use Design Catalogue instead — changing the catalogue's colours here does not affect the published page. See Media and Theme.
Drafts of a Published Catalogue
When you edit a published catalogue, ARShades Studio keeps your changes in a draft version:
- The draft holds all pending changes without affecting the live catalogue.
- You can save progress at any time and return later.
- The system alerts you if a draft already exists for that catalogue. You can then:
- Continue with Modifications: Resume editing the existing draft.
- Create New Version: Start a fresh draft, discarding previous changes.
Once a draft version exists, you have several options:
- Save Draft: Keep your changes for later editing.
- Publish Changes: Apply the draft modifications to the live catalogue.
- Delete Draft: Permanently discard the draft without affecting the published catalogue.