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# Create attributes

#### Step 1: Navigate to the Attributes Section

* Log in to your Wandace account.
* Go to the **Attributes** section in the main menu.

#### Step 2: Add a New Attribute

* Click on the **Create Attribute** button.
* Fill in the attribute details:
  * **Name:** Enter the attribute name (e.g., Size, Color, Shoe Size).
  * **Description:** Provide a brief description of the attribute.

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#### Step 3: Add Attribute Terms

* Once the attribute is created, you need to add terms to it (e.g., S, M, L for Clothing Size).
* Click on the newly created attribute to open its details.
* Click on the **Add Term** button.
* Enter the term details:
  * **Term Name:** Enter the term name (e.g., S, M, L, 36, 27, 38).
  * **Description:** (Optional) Provide a brief description of the term.
* Click **Save** to add the term.

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#### Step 4: Repeat for All Necessary Terms

* Continue adding terms until you have all the necessary options for the attribute.
* Example terms for attributes:
  * **Clothing Size:** S, M, L, XL
  * **Color:** #ffffff, #000000, #32a852, #a83232
  * **Shoe Size:** 36, 37, 38, 39, 40

#### Step 5: Managing Existing Attributes and Terms

* You can view, edit, or delete existing attributes and their terms from the **Attributes** section.
* To edit an attribute or term, click on its name and update the necessary details.
* To delete an attribute or term, click on the trash icon next to its name. Be cautious, as deleting an attribute or term will affect all associated products.


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