Overview
TigerDesigner has two ways of working on a Fully Editable document: Design and Content.
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Design
Building and changing the layout - what goes where and how it looks. -
Content
Updating text and images inside that layout, without moving anything.
Switching between the two keeps layout work and content updates separate, so quick edits never disturb a finished design.
| I want to... | Use |
| Create a new document or refresh an existing layout | Design |
| Add, move or resize panels | Design |
| Change formatting or visual structure | Design |
| Edit text in a Story or List panel | Content |
| Replace or add images | Content |
| Make quick updates to a content-heavy document | Content |
Design
Design is the creative workspace for shaping how a document looks and feels.
In Design, you can:
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Add panels, such as Text, Image and Shape
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Move, resize and position panels on the page
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Adjust formatting, layout and visual structure
Content
Content focuses on what the document says. The layout stays locked in place, so there's no risk of accidentally nudging a panel.
In Content, you can:
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Update text, for example in a Story or List panel
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Replace or add images
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Drag images straight into an image panel from the Images palette
How to switch
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Open a Fully Editable document in TigerDesigner.
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Select the 'Design' or 'Content' tab.
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Switch back at any time - changes made in either are kept.