Rules management
Creating rules from the Adobe Illustrator Extension
From version 1.18 of the MoonDesk Extension for Illustrator you can create rules to control the existence of a certain text whenever you save a new version of it.
To create a rule we must
Open the document in Illustrator and select the text to be controlled by the rule
Go to the Rules tab in the extension
Press the button ➕ ("Add Rule")
4. The system will show us the screen for creating the pre-completed rule
name (required): by default it will say "Show exist" and the selected text
the classifiers to apply the rule: these will indicate to which documents it should be applied. By default it will show the type and classifiers of the open document, which can be modified to extend the scope of documents to be covered
the text to be checked: this will be the text that must exist, by default it will take the text that was selected in step 1
5. Change the data according to the desired configuration
6. Press the SAVE button
7. Test the rule created.
This rule will become part of the workspace rules and will be checked each time the document is saved.
If a text is not selected before pressing the button to add a rule, the system will not load the default values, which must be entered by the user.
Edit or Remove a Rule from the Adobe Extension
While editing a document, you can go to the Rules tab to see the rules that apply to that document.
From this list you can edit or delete existing rules.
Not all rules can be deleted or edited, only rules that have been created from then
Rules from tasks
During task creation you will find a content section. This section will allow us to define text that should appear in the document.
When the designer takes the task to solve it and saves the document, MoonDesk will control that the defined contents are in the document, that it has the defined size, respects the specified bold letters as well as the capital and small letters.
These rules will be controlled only while in the context of that task.
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