#Music tag editor icon png upgrade#

If you aren’t happy with your changes, you can just navigate away from the page. Once you are happy with the changes you’ve made to a song, just click the save button that appeared in the upper right of the page. NOTE: You must still save the overall changes for the page to make the changes permanent. Saving Changes from the Dialog:Ĭlick the Save button to go back to the song details page, which will temporarily save those changes to the page. Deleting Tags in the Dialog:ĭelete tags by clicking the “x” at the end of the tag in the tag control. You can re-sort the tags in either of these sections either alphabetically or by popularity by using the sort control (H). Or, you can click on any of the predefined tags in the (F) “Tags that you have used” or (G) “Tags that others have used” sections. When the tag you want appears in the drop-down, select it and hit enter. A drop-down control (D) will appear with all of the tags that have already been used that contain the text as well as an (E) Add Option: for a new tag. Adding Tags in the Dialog:įirst, you can just start typing at the end of the tag control (C). (C) The Tags control that contains your current selection of tags. (B) A cancel button to leave the dialog without changing anything – the Escape key will also act as cancel. The dialog has (A) a title indicating what kind of tag you are editing. When you click on an “add or change tag” button (these are the buttons on the song details page that look like empty tags with asterisks), a modal dialog box will appear. But also keep in mind that like any general tagging system, the most important thing is that you use tags in a way that makes sense to you since their main use is to let you go back and filter song lists for yourself. Please read the tag definition page for an overview of how these tag types can most effectively be used before adding your own tags. The tag editor dialog lets you add and remove tags of a particular type either for the song or for the dance as applied to the song. If there are other dance styles that you would like to see here, please send feedback. Note that this list is intentionally restricted to dance styles that are programmed into the system. (D) You can vote on dance styles that aren’t already listed by clicking in the “Add dance style” box and choosing a dance style.

The outline of shoes means you haven’t voted, clicking once will fill the shoes and indicate that you like dancing that style to the current song, clicking a ‘full shoes’ icon changes it to a ‘no shoes’ icon that indicates you explicitly do not think the current song works with the dance style. (C) The ‘shoes’ icon shows if you’ve voted on a song and gives you the ability to vote or change your vote. (B) All tag types have extra blank tags marked with an asterisk (*) that take you to the tag editor dialog box and enables more sophisticated editing including adding new tags. Other options on this menu are the standard navigation options for tags and will take you away from the editing page. If it isn’t marked as your tag the option will be to mark it. If it is marked as one of your tags, the option will be to clear it. Clicking on the tag will show a menu of options, the first of which will toggle the state of the tag. (A) All tags have an extra icon that shows if it is one of your tags (T) or a generic tag (+). Once you have registered and logged in to the music4dance website, the song details page has some additional features. Please contact us with specific questions or requests for updates. But colors, icons and some specifics will differ from the live site. The general concepts on this page are still generally accurate.

#Music tag editor icon png upgrade#

Note: Music4Dance has been through a major upgrade since this documentation was written. In addition, just the act of tagging a song adds it to your master list of songs. You can tag songs and the relationships between songs and dance styles based on your own experience and tasteand then use the tag filtering tools to create song lists for anything that you want. The tag editor adds an exiting new dimension to the music4dance song database by enabling customization.