Sharing the Love
Created Sep 28, 2007
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The un-official FAQ - A group for sharing information about the COLOURlovers - tips and tricks, instructions, questions and answers of all kinds. If you dont know where to start, look in the "index" conversation.
lrobertson
praxicalidocious
Hey there. :)
I'd say it's just a co-incidence. All palette creators have the option of setting their own creative commons license for their works; if they set their work as 'all rights reserved,' than those download options simply aren't present.
Look right above that download area you mention, it will either show a creative commons license code or a brief blurb to contact the author for permission.
I suspect (since I have no way of checking unless you post a palette badge) that you have found an artist who uses the '*' in their palette titles, and who has also chosen to reserve usage rights for their palettes/other works.
Hope that helps. :)
lrobertson
cloudsinmylatte
kidamnesica
Please tell me something about it because i really want to do that and makes me crazy don't know how.
andreaW19
I have the same doubt, but I haven't been able to find an answer, either. If I find something I'll let you know.
lurbani
From your notifications page, you can click on the link to item that was loved or faved. This will bring you to that page for that item. On the right-hand side, find the section SHARE THIS PALETTE. Click in the area under GRAB THIS BADGE CODE to highlight the code. Then go to the lovers page and paste that copied code with your comments.
When I get a lot of loves and faves from one lover, I copy the badges and paste into Notepad and then copy all from there and paste with my thank you.
kidamnesica wrote:
pinkm
JeriMork
pinkm wrote:
JeriMork
I hope that helps :)
pinkm wrote:
Liirarwen
I'd like to know if it's possible to edit a palette's description and still keep the custom widths? The message always tells me if I want to keep my custom widths that I should edit using COPASO, but when I click on that link, it takes me to COPASO and my existing palette is not there.
Thanks for looking :)
Alena77
MuseOfMusic
EssJayyDeee
cassylavera
mlevi
Visit this tip linked below, please~* =)
***HOW TO QUICKLY COMBINE PATTERN + PALETTE***
Rosetingle
ColourCat!
MuseOfMusic
Hi There :) What you can do, is create a palette in Copaso, which allows you to toggle with the widths of your colors. Or, you can snag a photo and post it up in Photocopa, taking the colors you want, out of the photo, and once again, toggling the widths. So the colors can be whatever you like. I hope that helped! If not, send me a love note and I'll try to help, in any way I can. - Jesse
MuseOfMusic
Did you ever get help for your question, Rose? If you still need to ask, feel free. We all had to learn our way around here, and I was just grateful this community was so nice.