The Patterns panel holds every pattern of your project, built-in and your own, sorted into categories. The patterns you keep there are the ones offered when you add a section. Your own patterns start in the Your patterns category.
Clicking a category in the panel shows its patterns on the canvas. Clicking a pattern's name above its preview selects it, and the right sidebar shows its Category and where it is used, and for a built-in pattern also its Name.
Make your own categories
Open your project in Fantasma.
In the icon rail, click Patterns.
Click the three-dot icon next to Patterns at the top of the panel. The menu of the pattern library opens.
Select Add category. A category named New category appears at the top of the list, ready for a new name.
Type the name in the row and press Enter.
To move a pattern into a category, built-in or your own, click the pattern's name above its preview, then choose the category in the Category field in the right sidebar. A project has up to 32 categories of its own.
To rename one of your categories, change its icon, or delete it, right-click its row in the panel. Built-in categories can change their icon but not their name. Deleting a category deletes the patterns of your own in it, and Fantasma lists the sections that use them before you confirm. Those sections stay on their pages as regular sections. Built-in patterns you edited go back to their own category. A message with Undo appears.
Rename, duplicate or delete a pattern
Click a pattern's name above its preview, then click the three-dot icon next to the name. The menu offers:
Rename to type a new name in place of the old one.
Duplicate to make a copy named with "Copy" at the end, in the same category. The copy opens so you can change it.
Delete pattern, for your own patterns. Sections that use the pattern stay on their pages with the same look, as regular sections that later changes to the pattern no longer reach. A message with Undo appears.
Hide, for built-in patterns.
Reset to original, for a built-in pattern you have edited, to bring back the version that comes with Fantasma.
Hide built-in patterns you don't use
Hiding a built-in pattern takes it out of the patterns offered when you add a section. Sections that already use it stay linked to it, as How patterns work explains.
In the Patterns panel, click the pattern's category.
On the canvas, click the pattern's name.
Click the three-dot icon next to the name.
Select Hide.
Hidden patterns move to a Hidden group at the end of the panel. To bring one back, click its name in the Hidden group, click the three-dot icon next to it, and select Restore. To bring all of them back, open the three-dot menu at the top of the panel and select Restore followed by the number of hidden patterns, such as Restore 3 hidden.
Offer only your own patterns
To stop offering every built-in pattern at once, open the three-dot menu at the top of the Patterns panel and turn off Built-in patterns. Your own patterns stay in the panel and in the pattern picker, and so do the built-in ones you edited or already use on a page.
The Patterns panel holds every pattern of your project, built-in and your own, sorted into categories. The patterns you keep there are the ones offered when you add a section. Your own patterns start in the Your patterns category.
Clicking a category in the panel shows its patterns on the canvas. Clicking a pattern's name above its preview selects it, and the right sidebar shows its Category and where it is used, and for a built-in pattern also its Name.
Make your own categories
To move a pattern into a category, built-in or your own, click the pattern's name above its preview, then choose the category in the Category field in the right sidebar. A project has up to 32 categories of its own.
To rename one of your categories, change its icon, or delete it, right-click its row in the panel. Built-in categories can change their icon but not their name. Deleting a category deletes the patterns of your own in it, and Fantasma lists the sections that use them before you confirm. Those sections stay on their pages as regular sections. Built-in patterns you edited go back to their own category. A message with Undo appears.
Rename, duplicate or delete a pattern
Click a pattern's name above its preview, then click the three-dot icon next to the name. The menu offers:
Hide built-in patterns you don't use
Hiding a built-in pattern takes it out of the patterns offered when you add a section. Sections that already use it stay linked to it, as How patterns work explains.
Hidden patterns move to a Hidden group at the end of the panel. To bring one back, click its name in the Hidden group, click the three-dot icon next to it, and select Restore. To bring all of them back, open the three-dot menu at the top of the panel and select Restore followed by the number of hidden patterns, such as Restore 3 hidden.
Offer only your own patterns
To stop offering every built-in pattern at once, open the three-dot menu at the top of the Patterns panel and turn off Built-in patterns. Your own patterns stay in the panel and in the pattern picker, and so do the built-in ones you edited or already use on a page.