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Pages and Structure

Here you manage which screens your store consists of. You select, create, edit, and delete pages; you also switch to the shared Header/Footer Structure…

Where to find: On the left of the top toolbar, the page name next to the store name (opens a menu when clicked) and the / / buttons next to it Who it's for: Those who want to add new pages (About Us, Campaigns, etc.) to their store or edit existing pages In short: Here you manage which screens your store consists of. You select, create, edit, and delete pages; you also switch to the shared Header/Footer Structure from here.


What does it do?

Your store consists of multiple pages (screens): the Home Page, the Category Page where products are listed, the Product Page that shows a single product, and the Custom Pages you can add (for example "About Us", "Contact"). There is also the Header Structure (the menu at the top) and the Footer Structure (the footer at the bottom) that appear in common on all pages.

The tools in this section let you switch between these pages and manage them.


Page Selector (dropdown menu)

On the top toolbar, next to your store name, the name of the page that is currently open is written. When you click on it, a menu opens downward.

In the menu:

  1. At the very top there is a search box: Search page... If you have a large number of pages, you can quickly find one by typing its name.
  2. The pages are grouped under two headings:
    • Pages — Home Page, Category, Product, and your custom pages.
    • StructureHeader Structure and Footer Structure (the shared sections).
  3. A checkmark () appears next to the page that is currently open.
  4. When you hover over each page row, small icons appear for editing () and deleting () that page. (The delete icon does not show on protected pages — Home Page, Header/Footer Structure.)
  5. At the very bottom there is the Create New Page option.

When you click on a page, the editor switches to that page and the content of that page appears on the canvas.

Tip: If no page is found, the message No page found appears in the menu. You may have typed something wrong in the search box; clear the box and look again.

Warning — unsaved changes: If you have changes on a page that you haven't published and you switch to another page, the Unpublished Changes warning appears. Your options: Cancel (give up on switching), Discard Changes (switch without saving — the changes are lost, cannot be undone), Publish and Continue (publish first, then switch). If you're not sure, choose Publish and Continue.


Page types

When creating a new page you select a type. The types are as follows:

TypeWhat for?
Home PageYour store's entry/welcome screen. There is usually only one.
Category PageThe appearance of the page where the products in a category are listed.
Product PageThe appearance of the page where the details of a single product are shown.
Custom PageThe free pages you create yourself (About Us, Contact, campaign announcement, etc.).

The (New Page) button on the toolbar starts creating a Custom Page directly; this is the most frequently added type.


Creating a New Page

When you press the New Page () button or Create New Page in the page menu, the Create New Page window opens. Step by step:

  1. Page Name — Give your page a name (e.g. "About Us"). This name is used in the page menu and generally to recognize the page.
  2. URL Slug — The last part of the page's web address (e.g. hakkimizda). It is generated automatically from the page name; if you want to change it, click the Edit link next to it, and press Close when you're done. Below it, the full version of the address is shown as Storefront URL.
    • The slug should only contain lowercase letters and hyphens (-); Turkish characters and spaces are not recommended. Example: "Sıkça Sorulanlar" → sikca-sorulanlar.
  3. Description — (Optional) A short note about what the page is about. Placeholder: Page description (optional).
  4. The SEO Settings section (for search engines):
    • SEO Title — The title that will appear in search engines like Google and in the browser tab. The character counter shows the limit with {number}/60.
    • SEO Description — The short description that appears under the title in search results. The counter shows the {number}/160 limit.
  5. The Structure Settings section:
    • Use Header Structure (on/off) — If on, the shared Header Structure (header/menu) appears on this page. Its description: Include the header and top components. (Default: on.)
    • Use Footer Structure (on/off) — If on, the shared Footer Structure (footer) appears on this page. Its description: Include the footer and bottom components. (Default: on.)
  6. Press the Create button. (While the operation is in progress it says Creating....) The page is created and the editor automatically switches to the new page.

Tip: If you want the menu and footer to appear on the whole page, leave the Header and Footer Structure on. If you want a standalone, bare campaign/landing page, you can turn them off.


Editing a Page

To change a page's name, address, and SEO information:

  • Press the (Edit Page) button on the toolbar, or
  • Hover over that page in the page menu and click the edit () icon.

In the Edit Page window that opens, you can change the following:

FieldDescription
Page NameThe page's displayed name.
URL SlugThe page's web address (editable just like when creating).
DescriptionA short note.
SEO TitleThe search engine title (counter /60).
SEO DescriptionThe search engine description (counter /160).
Show Header StructureShould the shared top menu appear on this page?
Show Footer StructureShould the shared footer appear on this page?

Press the Save button (while the operation is in progress it says Saving...). If something goes wrong, you will see a Save failed warning; try again.

Warning: Changing a page's URL Slug changes the page's web address. If you've given this address somewhere (social media, ads, email), the old address may no longer work. Think twice before changing the address.


Deleting a Page

To remove a page:

  • Press the (Delete Page) button on the toolbar, or
  • Hover over that page in the page menu and click the delete () icon.

The Delete Page confirmation window opens: "Are you sure you want to delete the page '{page name}'? This operation cannot be undone." You are offered the Cancel or Delete option.

Warning: Page deletion cannot be undone. The deleted page and all the component layout inside it are lost. Protected pages (Home Page, Header Structure, Footer Structure) cannot be deleted; the delete button doesn't even show on them. After you delete a page, the editor automatically returns to the Home Page.


The Header Structure and Footer Structure are sections that appear in common across all your pages:

  • Header Structure (Header): The top section, such as logo, menu, search, cart.
  • Footer Structure (Footer): The bottom section, such as links, contact info, social media, payment icons.

To edit them, select Header Structure or Footer Structure under the Structure heading in the page menu. Just like editing a page, you add components inside them and set them up. The difference: a change you make here is reflected on every page.

Tip: If you want to change your menu (top menu), you don't need to go page by page — just edit the Header Structure, and it updates across the whole store. Likewise, you manage the links in the footer from the Footer Structure all at once.

If you don't want the Header or Footer Structure to appear on a page, you can turn off the Show Header Structure / Show Footer Structure switches from that page's edit window (for example for a simple landing page).


Frequently asked questions

Q: I want to delete the Home Page but there's no delete button. A: The Home Page is a protected page and cannot be deleted (your store must have an entry page). You can change the content of the Home Page, but you cannot remove the page itself.

Q: I changed my menu but it only changed on one page. A: Most likely you put the menu inside a page as a separate component. For a shared menu on all pages, you should edit the menu in the Header Structure.

Q: What do the SEO Title and SEO Description do? A: These determine how your store will appear in search engines like Google. A well-written SEO title and description make it easier for people to find you in search and click. If you leave them blank, the system uses reasonable defaults, but filling them in is recommended.

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