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Hurray! The basic listing is there awaiting your photo updates.
I don't know how much you changed in your spreadsheet, but most of the master record data does not need to be in the variation rows. The variations would contain only a few columns of data specific to each variation, like price, quantity, sku, photos, and the droplist choices.
Terrific!
Now, to get those images attached to the variations...
Right now, all variations display all images. So, you may want these images in the default location
And then each of these in its own variation (and perhaps repeat the measurement images in the variations, as well)
And then snag your eBay hosted photos for the measurements, and repeat them in your description.
<img src="https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/aCoAAOSwFd9geb7g/s-l800.jpg">
<img src="https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/1TMAAOSwdqZgeb7h/s-l400.jpg">If you delete these photos and re-add them, the above URLs will be no good and must be snagged again. Notice that you can select the image size by changing the number that follows "/S-L" at the end of the URL.
Yes!
The visitor can use the arrow buttons on the photos to get back to the size chart.
But if you want it to appear on each variation so that they don't have to scroll back to the beginning, you can upload a size chart into each of the variations. In that case, your lineup on the actual listing will show pink shirt, size chart, red shirt, size chart, blue shirt, size chart, etc.
Alternatively, you can add the size chart to your description with the URLs given in the earlier post.
I used to be able to get eBay hosted URLs from the thumbnail lineup within the image uploader and then change the size code as necessary. If not available from there, you can get them from the posted listing using this tool.
https://www.isdntek.com/ebaytools/CaptureThumbsFromListing.htm
