Asset Manager
The Asset Manager provides a centralized overview of all files used in your project, such as images, videos, audio files, and other linked resources. It allows you to manage these assets efficiently without opening the properties of each individual object.
From the Asset Manager, you can rename, move, or update assets. When moving files to a different location, Web Builder automatically copies the assets to the new folder and updates all internal references, ensuring the project continues to work correctly.
The Status column indicates whether an asset is correctly linked. A status of OK means the file was found at the specified location, while a missing or invalid status indicates that the file cannot be found and needs to be updated or relocated.
A particularly useful feature is the ability to identify orphan files, assets that are no longer used anywhere in the project. By selecting Filter → Orphan Files, you can view all unused files stored in the project folder and safely remove them to keep your project clean and organized.
The Status column indicates whether an asset is correctly linked. A status of OK means the file was found at the specified location, while a missing or invalid status indicates that the file cannot be found and needs to be updated or relocated.
A particularly useful feature is the ability to identify orphan files, assets that are no longer used anywhere in the project. By selecting Filter → Orphan Files, you can view all unused files stored in the project folder and safely remove them to keep your project clean and organized.
Filter
Using the Filter dropdown, you can control which types of files are displayed, including image files, audio files, video files, linked downloads, or orphan files. This makes it easy to focus on specific asset types when working on larger projects.
Extensions
When you select Extensions from the Filter dropdown list, the Asset Manager displays a complete overview of all extensions that are currently used in the project.
Linked Files
Dsplays a list of the downloads in the project.
Orphan Files
Display a list of all the assets no longer used by the current project. Now you can select and remove those files from the project folder.
When you select Extensions from the Filter dropdown list, the Asset Manager displays a complete overview of all extensions that are currently used in the project.
Linked Files
Dsplays a list of the downloads in the project.
Orphan Files
Display a list of all the assets no longer used by the current project. Now you can select and remove those files from the project folder.
Update
The Update feature allows you to quickly change the file location of one or more assets without manually editing each object that uses them.
To update the location of a single asset, select the item in the Asset Manager, click Update, and browse to the new file location.
To update the location of multiple assets at once, select all required items (use Ctrl or Shift to make multiple selections), click Update, and then choose the new location. Web Builder will automatically apply the updated path to all selected assets.
This makes it easy to fix broken links, relocate project files, or reorganize your asset folders. Even large numbers of assets can be updated in just a few clicks, saving time and ensuring that all references in the project remain correct.
To update the location of a single asset, select the item in the Asset Manager, click Update, and browse to the new file location.
To update the location of multiple assets at once, select all required items (use Ctrl or Shift to make multiple selections), click Update, and then choose the new location. Web Builder will automatically apply the updated path to all selected assets.
This makes it easy to fix broken links, relocate project files, or reorganize your asset folders. Even large numbers of assets can be updated in just a few clicks, saving time and ensuring that all references in the project remain correct.
Move
You can also move assets to a different location directly from the Asset Manager. Select one or more assets, click Move, and choose the destination folder.
When moving files, Web Builder copies the selected assets to the specified location and automatically updates all paths in the editor so the project continues to work correctly.
⚠ Important:
The original files are not deleted. This ensures that no data is lost and allows you to keep backup copies or continue using the original files elsewhere if needed.
This feature is especially useful for reorganizing your project folders or moving assets into a shared or final deployment directory while maintaining correct references throughout your website.
When moving files, Web Builder copies the selected assets to the specified location and automatically updates all paths in the editor so the project continues to work correctly.
⚠ Important:
The original files are not deleted. This ensures that no data is lost and allows you to keep backup copies or continue using the original files elsewhere if needed.
This feature is especially useful for reorganizing your project folders or moving assets into a shared or final deployment directory while maintaining correct references throughout your website.
Rename
In the past, updating a file's name required a two-step process: manually renaming the file on the disk and then replacing it within the project.
Now, you can rename files directly from the Asset Manager. This action not only changes the file's name on the disk but also automatically updates all references within the project. So, if the file is used by multiple objects or pages, then it will be updated for all instances.
Now, you can rename files directly from the Asset Manager. This action not only changes the file's name on the disk but also automatically updates all references within the project. So, if the file is used by multiple objects or pages, then it will be updated for all instances.
Copy
Copy the file list to the clipboard.