Searching for Templates – FAQs
How do I find the search bar?
What keywords should I use to search for templates?
How do I find templates in the format I need?
How can I tell which editor a template uses?
How do I find templates for specific editors?
How do I find templates grouped by categories?
How do I find templates for specific age groups?
How do I sort my template search results?
How do I preview a template?
How do I start using a template?
How do I find the search bar?
You can find the search bar in two ways:
- From the LibraryAware homepage.
- Select HOME on the navigation bar. The search bar will be at the top of the page.
- From a folder.
- Select FOLDERS from the navigation bar.
- Open the folder you want to save the item in.
- Select the Create Item button. The search page will open with the searh bar at the top of the page.
What keywords should I use to search for templates?
Use keywords related to the topic, format, or design elements you are looking for. Some commonly used keywords include:
- Storytime
- Book Club
- For Fans Of
- Holiday
- Closing
- Dots
- Bright
How do I find templates in the format I need?
Search for templates in specific formats by using the Refine column on the search page.
- Start with your keywords or leave the search blank.
- In the Refine column under Formats, select one or more format options.
How can I tell which editor a template uses?
LibraryAware has three Editor types, each designed to meet specific needs:
Drag & Drop Email
- This editor allows you to create attractive and engaging e-blasts.
- Offers the flexibility and ease of drag and drop functionality.
Drag & Drop
Classic
- This editor allows you to create print items and widget slides using layers and elements.
- Offers flexibility in moving and editing text, images, and shapes.
Classic
- Our original editor. Perfect to use when creating lists of books.
- Used for some print materials, for newsletter issues (created under the Newsletters tab), and for some e-blasts.
NOTE: If you’d like to create an e-blast, we recommend using templates made for our new Drag & Drop Email Editor.
You can easily tell which editor a template uses by noting the Editor Type icon at the top left corner of the template thumbnail.
How do I find templates for specific editors?
- Start with your keywords or leave the search blank.
- In the Refine column under Editor Type, select one or more editor options.
How do I find templates grouped by categories?
Search for templates grouped by categories by using the Refine column on the search page.
- Start with your keywords or leave the search blank.
- In the Refine column under Collections, select one or more category options:
- Collection Promotion
- Events & Programs
- Library Advocacy
- Library Operations and Signs
- Readers’ Advisory
- Seasonal
How do I find templates for specific age groups?
Search for templates for specific age groups by using the Refine column on the search page.
- Start with your keywords or leave the search blank.
- In the Refine column under Audience, select one or more options:
- Children
- Teen
- Adult
How do I sort my template search results?
Search results default to the Most Relevant results first. Use the Sort by drop-down and choose a new sorting option:
- Date Created – Newest First
- Date Created – Oldest First
- Template Name – A to Z
- Template Name – Z to A
How do I preview a template?
Preview a template at your search results by selecting the Preview link below the template thumbnail.
How do I start using a template?
Start using a template from your search results by selecting the Create button below the template thumbnail. This will open the template in its editor. (Don't forget to save your edited version!)
