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If you have multiple styleguides for different teams, brands, or products, you can switch between them using the styleguide switcher. Viewers can easily navigate between styleguides and find the documentation they need.
Set up styleguide switcher
Contact support@zeroheight.com if you would like to join the beta. They will enable the styleguide switcher for your team. Once it’s enabled, the switcher will be present on all styleguides for a team.
Editors
Unhide styleguides
As an editor, you will only see the styleguides you have editor access to. It’s therefore best if a team admin sets up this feature.
You can select which styleguides you want to appear in the list. Styleguides in the switcher are hidden by default. You will need to unhide the styleguides you want from the list.
1) Hover over a styleguide in the dropdown menu
2) Click the eye icon next to the styleguide name to unhide it
3) To check what the viewer will see, copy the share link into an incognito window
You will need to open each styleguide in your team and repeat steps 1-2.
Customize header
You can change the colors of the header in the Header section in the Styleguide settings. The styleguide switcher dropdown will use the font you have chosen for Navigation.
Viewers
Above the styleguide’s top bar navigation, you can click on the drop down menu to switch between styleguides.
For SSO and password-protected styleguides, you will need to log in via SSO or enter the password.
FAQs
Create groups of styleguides
You can create multiple groups that combine styleguides in the switcher (e.g. linking “Brand” and “Marketing” as a group and “Product” and “Web” as another group).
1) Hide the styleguides that you don’t want as part of a group
Can I search between styleguides?
No, the search will only work within one styleguide.
What if my styleguide doesn’t have a title?
The styleguide will say “Untitled” in the switcher. We recommend giving your styleguide a name and turning off Display text in the Cover style menu to know which styleguide you're viewing.
