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Keyboard shortcuts ​

Garnet has keyboard shortcuts for marketplace admins and vendors alike. Press ? anywhere in Garnet to see the ones that work on the page you are on.

The keyboard shortcuts of an orders list, opened with ?

Shortcuts made of letters are off while you type in a field. Press Esc to leave the field, then use them.

General ​

ShortcutAction
?Show the keyboard shortcuts
/ or ⌘ K (Ctrl K)Search: jump to the search bar of the list, or search the settings in the admin panel
Esc or UGo up one level, for example from an order back to the orders list, or close the admin panel
⌘ / (Ctrl /)Switch between Garnet and the admin panel (admins only)

On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl where Mac uses ⌘.

Lists and messages ​

In a list, such as orders, products or vendors (the first table of the page):

ShortcutAction
J / KMove to the next / previous row
EnterOpen the row
XSelect the row, for bulk actions such as Bulk fulfill
→ / ←Next / previous page

In a conversation, ⌘ Enter (Ctrl Enter) sends your message. On a product, ⌘ S (Ctrl S) saves it.

Go to a page ​

Press G, then the letter of the page, within a second.

ShortcutPage
G DDashboard
G VVendors (admins only)
G PProducts
G OOrders
G FOffers
G MMessages
G SShipping settings (vendors only)
G YPayouts settings (vendors only)
G IIntegrations (vendors only)
G BMembership (vendors only)
G UYour account
G AAdmin panel (admins only)

On a vendor's page, G D, G P, G O, G F and G M open that vendor's dashboard, products, orders, offers and messages, G S, G Y and G I its shipping, payout and integration settings, and G B scrolls to its membership. Press Esc to come back to the vendor.

A shortcut only works when its page is in your menu: G F does nothing on a marketplace without offers, for instance.

Turn off single-key shortcuts ​

Shortcuts typed as a single key, such as G O, J or ?, can get in the way of voice control. To turn them off:

  1. Go to Garnet > Your account
  2. Untick Single-key shortcuts under Keyboard shortcuts

The setting applies to the browser you are using. Shortcuts with ⌘ or Ctrl, Esc, Enter and the arrows keep working.