Undo and Redo in Cocktail Card Designer let you safely explore changes, fix mistakes, and roll back to earlier states without losing progress. The system is designed to be reliable, file-aware, and always ready to restore your work exactly as it was. How Undo / Redo Works Undo and Redo track nearly every change you…
Selection in Cocktail Card Designer determines what you see and edit throughout the interface. Every major area of the workspace responds dynamically to what’s currently selected. How Selection Works Selection is typically indicated by a highlight, either yellow or blue. You “select” things by left-clicking them or navigating a list with the arrow keys. Selection…
Settings control a few global behaviors in the editor. These options are edited in the Central Panel and apply to the entire editor (they’re saved seperately from the poject and persist between sessions and across all projects). Snap (in pixels) Sets how far a Layer moves per “tick” when you drag it on the Layout…
Macros are used to define text replacement patterns that automatically convert specific strings into formatted or symbolic text during output or preview. Macros are editable from the Project Toolbar. Macro Editor Overview The columns in the Macro Editor each represent: This example uses markup in the first Macro definition to simplify the writing process. How…
Markup lets you format and style text inside Text Layers. It allows you to add emphasis, color, lists, icons, and data references directly within a text field. It also works together with Macros, which can be used to insert reusable patterns or shortcuts inside markup text. Overview Markup works through small text tags surrounded by…
Welcome to the Cocktail License Manager! This guide will help you understand how to use the application to manage your team’s software licenses. We’ve written this guide to make it easy to, whether you’re new to license management or just new to this particular tool. The Cocktail License Manager is a web-based software tool that…