Page Properties¶

General¶

• Parent page—the page that will contain a simple text link to this page. The parent page can be of any page type. If the page shouldn’t have a parent page, select - Root level page -.
• Name—the name of the page as it appears on the storefront.
• Store—the store where the page will appear. You’ll see this field only if you have more than one storefront.
• Description—the plain text or the text formatted in HTML, that will appear on the page. If you are not familiar with HTML, use the built-in WYSIWYG editor to format the text.
• Status—the status of the page.
  • Active—the page appears on the storefront.
  • Disabled—the page doesn’t appear on the storefront, and can only be edited in the admininstration panel.
  • Hidden—the storefront has no link to the page, but the page is available via a direct link.
• Page title—the title of the page, which is displayed in the title bar of the web browser. Required for SEO purposes.
• META description—the content of the HTML meta tag describing the page. Required for SEO purposes.
• META keywords—the content of the HTML tag with the list of search keywords for the page. Required for SEO purposes.
• User groups—the user groups, members of which can access the page.
• Creation date—the date when the page was created.
• Use available period—enable this option to make the page available only for a certain period of time.
• Available from—the date when the page becomes available for visitors.
• Available till—the date until which the page is available for visitors.

Layouts¶

You can use this tab to disable blocks that are globally enabled, and the other way round. That way you can configure individual layouts for different storefront pages. For more information about working with layouts, see the corresponding section of the documentation.

Add-ons¶

• SEO name—a SEO-friendly name of the page.
• Comments (requires the Comments and Reviews add-on)—a select box to enable or disable user comments and ratings for the page.
• Facebook object type—choose the object type on Facebook to characterize your page contents.

Tags¶

This tab includes the list of tags associated with the page. Tags appear on the storefront in a special side box called Tag cloud. For more information about the tags, please refer to this section of the documentation.

• Tags—the tags that have been added to a page. Start typing in this field to add a new tag. You can choose among the existing variants or create a new tag.

Comments¶

The list of user comments and ratings for the page. The Comments field in the Add-ons tab must be set to Communication, Rating, or Communication and rating.

• Name—the name of the user who left the comment/rating.
• Your rating—user’s evaluation of the page.
• Your message—the text of the comment.

Share¶

Stores that share this page. Learn more about sharing objects among stores.

Form Builder¶

• Form submit text—the text that is shown to the user after the form is submitted.
• E-mail to—the email address that will receive the submitted data.

The following parameters apply to the fields of the form:

• Position—the position of the form field relatively to the position of the other fields of the form.
• Name—the name of the field as it appears in the form.
• Type—the type of the field. If the field type involves a selection, you can specify as many choices and alternatives as you need.
• Required—if you enable this option, users will have to fill in this field to submit the form.
• Status—the status of the field—Active or Disabled.

If the field type is Select Box, Radio Group, Multiple Check boxes, or Multiple Select box, two extra fields appear on the screen:

• Position—the position of the item relative to positions of the other items.
• Description—the content of the field.

Poll¶

• Poll results visible to—the types of users, who can see the poll results.
• Poll header—the header of the poll.
• Poll footer—the footer of the poll.
• Poll message—the message to be displayed on the storefront after the poll is completed.

Questions¶

This tab lists the questions included in the poll.

When you add or edit a question, you need to specify the following attributes:

• General
  • Question text—the question itself.
  • Position—the position of the question relatively to positions of the other questions in the list.
  • Type—the type of the field for the answer.
  • Required—if you enable this option, the question will be mandatory for the poll participants to answer.
• Answers
  • Position—the position of the answer relatively to positions of the other answers to the question.
  • Answer text—the answer itself.
  • Text box—if you enable this option, the answer will have a text box for custom answers.

Poll Statistics¶

This tab contains the statistics on the submitted/completed polls and questionnaires.

• Total number of poll forms submitted—the amount of polls submitted by store users.

• Number of poll forms fully completed—how many polls were completed in full.

  The values of these two fields are links. Click on one of the links to see the following details:

  • Date—the date and time when the poll was submitted;
  • User—the name of the user who submitted the poll;
  • IP—the IP address of the user who submitted the poll (each user is allowed to complete a poll only once. This is controlled by the user’s IP addresses);
  • Completed—the label that shows whether the poll was completed in full.

• First poll form submitted—the date and time when the first poll was submitted.

• Last poll form submitted—the date and time when the latest poll was submitted.

• Statistics by questions—the questions of the poll, all the answers to these questions and the percentage of the answers.