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Where: Content → Pages

Go to Content → Pages. These are “Block-based pages served to the storefront. Publish to make a page public.”

Before you begin​

  • Your Media library holds the images you want to place (see Media library).
  • Set the storefront look first under Design so previews match.

Figure: Content → Pages — block-based storefront pages; publish to go public

Content → Pages — block-based storefront pages; publish to go public

  • Product shelves (New arrivals slider, Product spotlight, Product grid) fill themselves from the catalog, and each has editorial controls: Cards per row (0 lets as many cards fit as the screen allows), Pin these SKUs to show exactly those products in that order (for example the ones with clean packshots), and Hide these SKUs to keep specific products out of the automatic list.
  • Trade kit blocks build a search-first B2B page from parts: Hero with search (a search box that lands on the catalog, or two buttons, beside a packshot on a white panel), Product showcase (copy beside pinned product cards with quantity + Add), Quick order band (a paste box that hands the lines to the quick order page), Trade account panel (benefits beside a proof card), Steps (numbered, in order) and Newsletter signup. Slideshow, Features beside an image, Image collage + checklist and Cards with image cover the rest of a typical home page. Product shelves also have a Quantity + Add to cart on each card switch; adding works signed in and signed out.
  • “Default home” seeds a complete, ready-made home page (hero, category list, product sliders, new arrivals, industries, call-to-action) with the slug home. “New page” starts a blank page with a single rich-text block.
  • On a fresh store the empty state offers both — “Start with a home page” / “Blank page” — and warns: “Until you publish a home page, the storefront shows a neutral default.”
  • The table shows Title · Slug · Locale · Status (published green, draft amber, archived grey) with per-row Publish / Archive actions and a trash icon.
  • Deleting is permanent — the dialog “Delete this page?” says: “‹title› and its blocks are removed for good. To take a page off the storefront but keep the work, archive it instead.”

Clicking a row opens the full-screen PageBuilder: a block palette on one side, the canvas in the middle, and an inspector for the selected block — plus a section library of pre-composed layouts, a media picker wired to your Media library, and page settings/SEO. Build, then Publish from the list.

tip

Archive, don’t delete, whenever a page might come back — seasonal landing pages, promotions, event pages.

Category pages​

Category page builds a landing page for one of your catalog categories. Pick the category in the Build a category page dialog; as it explains, "The page replaces the category's default layout at /c/<slug>. Keep the Product listing block where the catalog should appear." Edit the seeded blocks around that listing — an intro, a banner, sub-category tiles — and publish; the category's storefront address then serves your page instead of the plain listing.

Inside the PageBuilder​

  • Blocks & layers — the palette on the left. "Click a block to add it, or drag it straight onto the page." The Patterns tab holds pre-composed sections; "Patterns drop in as normal sections — every part stays editable." Saved sections can be inserted as a copy (this page then owns it) or linked (editing the saved section updates this page too).
  • The canvas in the middle, with Undo (Ctrl+Z) / Redo (Ctrl+Shift+Z) and a Preview width switch, and an inspector for the selected block on the right, including its style controls and a media picker wired to your Media library.
  • AI: this section rewrites the selected block from a one-line brief and shows a preview you Accept — replace section or Regenerate. Generate page with AI drafts a whole page from a description — the prompt's own example is "A landing page for industrial tools — a hero, a promo banner for a clearance sale, and a grid of safety equipment." — and replaces the current blocks.
  • Page settings — the Title, the web address (The page's address on your storefront), and Search: SEO title (keep it under ~60 characters), SEO description (aim for ~150 characters) with Draft with AI, and the Social share image (Open Graph) shown when the page is shared on WhatsApp, LinkedIn or X.
  • Schedule — set Go live at and press Schedule: "The draft publishes itself at this time — save your edits first." Clear cancels it.
  • History — a snapshot is taken each time you save. Restore loads a snapshot into the canvas; nothing changes until you save.
  • Preview opens the page as buyers will see it; Save stores your work as a draft. Publish from the list.
tip

Renaming a page's web address? Add a redirect from the old path first so bookmarks and search results keep landing.