Hi there, I've seen some other sellers on auction sites other than ebay copy and paste auctiva to their listings. Are we allowed to do that?? Thanks!!
Original Post
Hi Jennifer,
Sure, you can use Auctiva's listing design features with other auction sites as long as those sites offer the option to created your ads using HTML code. If you save a listing in your Auctiva account and then click the <HTML> icon to the right of the item on your Saved Listings page, a pop-up window will appear containing the HTML code used to generate the template and everything within it, including your images and description.
You could then copy that code and paste it into the HTML editor when creating the listing through the other auction site, and the result should look just like the design you created in Auctiva. You may also be able to grab your scrolling gallery HTML code by clicking the "Scrolling Gallery HTML" link under the "Store" tab within your account, and paste that into the HTML editor when creating your listings on this other auction site.
The scrolling gallery HTML code that is available within your account is designed specifically to work on eBay auction pages, however, you can make a slight code change that will make it function on non-eBay websites as well. Additional information on how this can be accomplished can be found on the following thread of our community forum: https://community.auctiva.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/255609321/m/5051012061
Any additional questions or concerns? Please feel free to contact our customer support team using the appropriate link on our help page: http://www.auctiva.com/free-auction-software-help/help.aspx
-Mike
Sure, you can use Auctiva's listing design features with other auction sites as long as those sites offer the option to created your ads using HTML code. If you save a listing in your Auctiva account and then click the <HTML> icon to the right of the item on your Saved Listings page, a pop-up window will appear containing the HTML code used to generate the template and everything within it, including your images and description.
You could then copy that code and paste it into the HTML editor when creating the listing through the other auction site, and the result should look just like the design you created in Auctiva. You may also be able to grab your scrolling gallery HTML code by clicking the "Scrolling Gallery HTML" link under the "Store" tab within your account, and paste that into the HTML editor when creating your listings on this other auction site.
The scrolling gallery HTML code that is available within your account is designed specifically to work on eBay auction pages, however, you can make a slight code change that will make it function on non-eBay websites as well. Additional information on how this can be accomplished can be found on the following thread of our community forum: https://community.auctiva.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/255609321/m/5051012061
Any additional questions or concerns? Please feel free to contact our customer support team using the appropriate link on our help page: http://www.auctiva.com/free-auction-software-help/help.aspx
-Mike