Deactivating some Paper options?

[creativadore]

Hello everyone 🙂

So i created this business card design, and it's meant to be used on either the craft paper option, or the grey or black paper options, since there is white text on it, and elements are PNGs, so basically the point is that some elements are printed, but the rest is the paper color and texture being part of the overall look.

I did put everything editable, so obviously someone could just go in to modify the white text for a different color, and that would work fine with the white paper options. That said, I do have another listing with same design, but with a color background and color text, for this purpose...

Basically, i'm worried someone will chose a white paper (because lower price), without editing the white text color, and then be unhappy with the result. So i was thinking it would be ideal to limit the paper choices for this specific design to only those 3 options mentioned earlier.

Is that even possible? I've tried searching the forums, and google as well, no luck finding the info, which leads me to think that's because it's not possible? I just wanted to make sure before publishing the design.

Thanks a lot 🙂

[Sara_H · Accepted solution]

@creativadore 

In the product merchandising options - you can lock down which business cards to offer for sale for your design

Select your options then press done to save

Unfortunately - there isn't an option just for dark but if you Choose Premium Color Papers only - I think that will catch them but it will also include a white option. (I think that's the one but do your own testing to see which options are available)

I wouldn't worry about that though. Customers are very savvy and can change the text color when needed

[creativadore]

Oh, thanks so much for this!! Much appreciated!

Noted about customers tho. I am indeed new here so i don't know customers yet haha 😉 Thanks again!!

[Cat]

What @Sara_H said! I wouldn't worry about the white on white issue. Even if someone did order it that way, I think that Zazzle would catch it. I'm pretty sure they have an actual human glance at everything before it's sent to printing - mostly it's for the sake of making sure someone didn't upload copyrighted or trademarked content, but I think they also flag obvious problems like that - at least some things I've read here on the forum strongly imply that's the case.

[creativadore]

Really good to know! Thanks so much for your help! 🙂