blam wrote:
Maybe I'm fundamentally misunderstanding something...
It's called a Learning Curve
blam wrote:
I see Presets textblue and textgreen... for example, if I go into the Default/Master template, click Presets... I see them there... when I click em though, they don't seem to have any effect on the Style values... like if I click any of the Presets 1-8 you see style values change up...
If your looking at the Override - textblue it has the text colours set for 4 or 5 module positions. If you were to click Preset 1 at this point you would see those 4 or 5 text colours values change.
blam wrote:
I ALSO see the 2 new overrides you created, also called textblue and textgreen... those I see work as I would expect...
I created the overrides as a simple method to create a menu item that could show the presets in action.
blam wrote:
I've really never messed alot with creating my own Presets... can I not create a preset, by simply saving current values as a preset, to behave the same way the out-of-the-box presets behave? Do I have to pair it with an override?
"Do I have to pair it with an override?" -> NO
Presets and templates are mutually exclusive. You can use a Preset you've created for ANY template. It's just for show & tell it was less obtrusive to create the overrides that utilized the respective Presets.