Click the Open Quick Property Editor button.In the Properties panel, apply a theme to the group.In the Label field, enter the desired label.Ĭontrol which element from a theme applies to each property.įor example, assign “Background 1” from your Company’s theme to one property and “Accent 1” to another property to set their colors.Indicate text to enter, such as “Name” and “Job title.”.Distinguish similar items from each other.Click the Unlink icon to edit the properties individually.Īdd descriptive labels to provide context for individual parts of the custom asset.Each linked “child” below inherits the properties of the “parent” above it. Click the Link icon to link an asset with the one above it.For example, callouts with other callouts or text with other text can be linked. Note: Only assets of the same type can be linked. Drag the Reorder icons up or down to move the assets to be linked next to each other.Link multiple assets together to edit at one time. Create your own descriptive labels for each asset or linked set of assets.Link assets together to quickly edit multiple assets at one time.Control which properties are available for editing.
The Quick Property Editor allows you to customize the display and organization of properties for a custom asset.
Select all media to include in the custom asset.Add logos and annotations such as callouts, shapes, and lines to the canvas or timeline to build the custom asset.Following the conversation, we sat down with him to capture some of his thoughts around the subject and how it can be applied to help strengthen an organization’s focus on equity.Group media on the timeline to create your own custom asset.
To learn more about asset-framing and how it can be used in our own work for Detroit children, we recently invited Trabian to speak with our Board of Trustees and staff. For Shorters, recognizing people as assets to their community has helped drive his organization’s impact and tell a more accurate story of the groups they serve. The Miami-based organization has developed a network of innovators, leaders, and champions who invest in aspiring communities across the country and help develop positive change. This method of thinking, commonly known as “asset-framing,” has become an essential part of the way Trabian Shorters views his work as the founder & CEO of BMe Community. “How do we create equitable outcomes for all members of our community? We can start by defining people by their aspirations, not their challenges.”
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