Unfortunately, our store is a small portion of our website, so having the store contained to a single page is going to be the only way, unless all the links to the store pages can be managed in one location. Wow!! They're adding to the cart! Congratulations and nice work!!! See password barley (if you're viewing this in 2021, look for ) I kept the "Shop" page I mentioned earlier, that now links to the new Store pages. Another advantage of this is that the navigation now shows the correct "store" page when viewing that category or products in that category. I then added products from that category to its own page. What I did was to create a new Store page (not a Category) for each of my product categories (Preserves, Mustards, etc.) There I could add blocks with my content. Type background-color and then press Enter. Click element.style near the top of the Styles panel. Right-click the Add A Background Color To Me text, and then select Inspect. Open the CSS Examples demo page in a new window or tab. It involves doing something I never knew was possible (and didn't see mentioned in the help articles) - multiple Store pages. First, we recommend doing the View the CSS for an element tutorial section, above.
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I spent some time on chat with SQ support and found out how to do it instead. This is because they belong to the disabled Store page.
#York add text blocks to project page code#
Indeed, as if you do it the way I suggested, the product pages are not accessible. Does anyone know the code that could inject a text block (or simply text at the top of the page) on the products page of a site Thanks Jump to content. Ok - first, I apologize for leading people down a dead-end. Thank you both for the feedback-I appreciate the help. But I still don't know how to get rid of our re-route that pesky link back to the hidden commerce page!! I'm trying to watch coding videos now to try and decipher where on the product pages I can change that without breaking everything. E.g., the morning we went live I had to edit 5 different summary blocks to unhide prices. Talk about a lot of work! And there is no simple way to configure all five blocks to have the same properties. With 145 products, we had to categorize our products with five artificial categories and put up five summary blocks on our landing page. So we set up a page with summary blocks to display our thumbnails. Therefore the default product/store page would not work.
We struggled setting up our recent campaign because, like you, we needed to have a title and introductory text on our landing page with all our product thumbnails. So, I think your site is 7.1, yes? I am 7.1-curious: How many products can you have in a 7.1 summary block?
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