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Browsing & Sorting Wardrobes

Each row shows a 2:3 costume thumbnail, name, character tag, an optional Default badge, scene count, description, and action buttons. Sort with the toolbar’s Script, A-Z, and Todo/Done buttons, and toggle Show Deleted to bring back soft-deleted costumes.

The Wardrobe List

The tab renders every costume as a stacked card. On wider screens the thumbnail sits to the left of the text; on mobile it stacks on top. The toolbar above the list carries the sort buttons, Select, and + Add Wardrobe.

The Wardrobe view for a project

Row Anatomy

Each wardrobe row contains:

  • Row number — A sequential index in the current sort order. Clicking it drops you straight into select mode with that row checked.
  • Portrait thumbnail — A 2:3 costume reference (about 80×120 on desktop, full-width on mobile). With no portrait yet it shows the wardrobe’s initial and a small purple image hint. Clicking it opens the portrait modal.
  • Wardrobe name — Click to rename inline.
  • Character tag — A small gray label showing which character owns the costume.
  • Default badge — A green “Default” pill on the character’s default wardrobe.
  • Scene count — “N scenes”, shown only when the costume is used in at least one scene.
  • Description — Click to edit, or click the placeholder to add one.
  • Describe button (blue) — Auto-write a costume description.
  • Generate button (purple) — Open the portrait modal to create a costume reference.

Deleted rows are dimmed with the name struck through, show a red “Deleted” badge and a green Restore button, and hide the Describe and Generate buttons.

Sort Options

The sort toolbar sits next to the “Wardrobe” heading on desktop; on mobile the same choices live under the Options dropdown. Your choice is remembered between visits.

Script (default)

Grouped by each character’s first scene appearance, then alphabetically by wardrobe name within a character.

A-Z

Alphabetical by wardrobe name. Click again to flip it to Z-A.

Todo / Done

Todo floats the least-finished costumes (missing a description or portrait) to the top; click again for Done, which surfaces the fully-finished ones first.

Show / Hide Deleted

The Show Deleted button appears in the toolbar only when the project actually has soft-deleted wardrobes. Toggle it on to swap the list for the deleted ones (the button highlights and reads Hide Deleted); each deleted row offers a green Restore button to bring the costume back. On mobile the same toggle is inside the Options dropdown.