Account Page Blocks
All twelve account screens are now made of blocks. The addresses, returns, my reviews and support ticket screens are managed from the theme editor too,…
Where to find it: Theme Editor → page selector menu → Account Page Who it is for: Anyone who wants to control how the address, return, review and support screens look after a member signs in In short: All twelve account screens are now made of blocks. The addresses, returns, my reviews and support ticket screens are managed from the theme editor too, and each block is drawn only on its own screen. You cannot add or delete blocks on this page, but you can change their variants, order and visibility.
What is it for?
The account area is a single template serving twelve addresses: dashboard, orders, order detail, profile, favorites, addresses, returns, return detail, my reviews and support tickets (list · new · detail). You design it once and all twelve get the same frame, the same account menu and the same color, spacing and typography settings.
The template holds nineteen blocks. Eleven of them draw the dashboard, orders, profile and favorites screens and are covered in Sayfalar Ve Yapi.en. This page covers the remaining eight — the blocks that draw the address, return, review and support screens.
ℹThese screens used to be fixed. On the addresses, returns, my reviews and support ticket screens only the account menu and the page frame were managed from the theme editor; you could not touch the content body. Now you can: these eight blocks replaced those bodies, and each one comes with three variants and its own settings.
Which block is drawn on which screen?
The blocks all sit in the template together; only the blocks belonging to the screen the visitor opened are drawn. So when you adjust the Return List block the change lands only on the returns screen — the other eleven addresses are untouched.
| Screen | Address | Block covered here |
|---|---|---|
| My Addresses | /account/addresses | Address List + Address Form |
| My Returns | /account/returns | Return List |
| Return detail | /account/returns/<request> | Return Detail |
| My Reviews | /account/reviews | My Reviews |
| Support Tickets | /account/support | Support Tickets |
| New support ticket | /account/support/new | Support Ticket Form |
| Support ticket detail | /account/support/<ticket> | Support Thread |
The Account Navigation block is drawn on all twelve addresses; for the blocks of the dashboard, orders, profile and favorites screens see Sayfalar Ve Yapi.en.
You cannot add or delete blocks on this page — you only change their variants, order and visibility. Why, and what you can do instead: Sayfalar Ve Yapi.en.
My Addresses screen
Two blocks together draw this screen: the add/edit form on top, the list of saved addresses below.
Address List
Shows the member's saved addresses with edit and delete actions.
Variant: Cards · Rows · Compact
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Columns | Appears only in the Cards variant; sets how many columns the address cards are laid out in (1–3, default 2). |
| Show Billing Address Badge | The badge on the record marked as the billing address. |
| Show Phone | Whether the phone number appears on the address row. |
| Show Edit Button | Turn it off and the member cannot edit addresses (they can still delete). |
| Show Delete Button | Turn it off and the member cannot delete addresses. |
| Show New Address Button | The add button above the list. |
| New Address Button Label | The text on that button (default "Yeni adres ekle"). Only visible while the button is on. |
| Empty State Text | The sentence drawn when the member has no saved address. |
Address Form
The address add and edit form. It shares the same form with the list block.
Variant: Single column · Two columns · Dialog
In the Dialog variant the form does not sit on the page permanently; it opens in a window when the member clicks Add new address or Edit. It keeps the screen tidy in stores where members keep many addresses.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Show Phone Field | The phone field on the form. |
| Show Billing Address Toggle | The "use this as my billing address" checkbox. |
| Submit Button Label | The text on the form's submit button (default "Adresi kaydet"). |
Two switches do nothing today. You can turn off Show Address Title Field and Show Zip Code Field but the form will not change — both fields are required to save an address, and hiding them would leave the member unable to save at all. Leave these switches as they are.
I cannot move the form below the list. Correct: because the two blocks share one form, the form always sits above the list; changing their order in the template does not change the drawing. If you want the form out of sight, pick the Dialog variant — then it only opens when the member clicks the button.
You can turn the two blocks off independently and all four combinations are meaningful: with both on you get list + form; with only the list on the member sees and deletes addresses but cannot add one; with only the form on they can add a new address but cannot see the saved ones; with both off the screen stays empty.
My Returns screens
Return List
Lists the member's return requests with status and type.
Variant: Cards · Rows · Table
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Show Status Badge | The state of the request (pending · approved · rejected …). |
| Show Return Type | Whether it is a return or an exchange. |
| Show Order Number | The order the request belongs to. |
| Show Product Count | How many items the request covers. |
| Show Date | The date the request was opened. |
| Show Detail Button | Turn it off and the member cannot reach the return detail from the row. |
| Empty State Text | The sentence drawn when there is no return request. |
Return Detail
Shows the items, reason and refunds of a single return request.
Variant: Stacked · Split · Timeline
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Show Return Items | The list of products in the request. |
| Show Return Reason | The reason the member picked and the note they wrote. |
| Show Refunds | Refunds already issued for the request. |
| Show Reject Note | If you rejected the request, the note you wrote becomes visible to the member. |
| Show IBAN | Off by default. |
| Show Back To List Link | The back link above the detail. |
Think before turning IBAN on. This switch makes the IBAN the member entered on the return form visible on screen. It is their own data, but it is sensitive on a shared computer or to anyone looking over their shoulder. That is why it is off by default; we recommend keeping it off.
My Reviews screen
My Reviews
Shows the reviews the member wrote and the orders still waiting to be reviewed.
Variant: Cards · Rows · Compact
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Show Product Image | The photo of the reviewed product. |
| Show Star Rating | The score the member gave. |
| Show Moderation Status | Whether the review is pending or published. Turn it off and the member cannot tell why their comment is not on the site yet. |
| Show Comment Text | The writing itself. |
| Show Delete Button | The member can remove their own review. |
| Show Reviewable Orders | The "orders waiting for your review" area above the list. Turn it off and the member cannot write a new review from this screen. |
| Reviewable Orders Title | The heading of that area. Only visible while the area is on. |
| Empty State Text | The sentence drawn when the member has written no review. |
How it relates to the review invitation. The reviewable orders area is the in-account counterpart of the review invitation e-mail you send; the member can write a review here even if they missed the mail. Turn the area off and you collect reviews only through the e-mail link.
Support ticket screens
These three blocks only matter in stores where the support module is on; when it is off the member cannot reach these addresses from the account menu anyway.
Support Tickets
Lists the member's support tickets with status, category and unread state.
Variant: Rows · Cards · Table
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Show Category Badge | The category of the ticket (order · shipping · payment …). |
| Show Status Badge | Open · answered · closed. |
| Show Unread Marker | The dot on rows with a reply the member has not read. Turn it off and they cannot tell from the list that you answered. |
| Show Related Order Number | The order number when the ticket is linked to one. |
| Show New Ticket Button | Turn it off and the member cannot open a new ticket from this screen. |
| New Ticket Button Label | The text on that button (default "Yeni talep"). |
| Empty State Text | The sentence drawn when there is no ticket. |
Support Thread
Shows the messages, reply box and close action of a single ticket.
Variant: Bubbles · Stacked · Compact
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Show Author Role | Whether the message came from the member or the store. |
| Show Message Timestamps | The date and time of each message. |
| Show Status Badge | The state shown above the ticket. |
| Show Related Order Number | The order number when the ticket is linked to one. |
| Show Reply Box | Turn it off and the member cannot reply; the thread becomes read-only. |
| Reply Box Placeholder | The faint text inside the empty reply box. Only visible while the reply box is on. |
| Show Close Ticket Button | The member can close their own ticket. |
Support Ticket Form
The form for opening a new support ticket.
Variant: Single column · Card · Two columns
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Show Category Selector | The member picks the subject. Turn it off and every ticket falls into the default category below. |
| Default Category | Picked from General · Order · Product · Shipping · Payment · Return · Other; the form opens with this choice. |
| Show Order Selector | The member can link the ticket to one of their orders. Keeping it on makes matching an incoming ticket much easier. |
| Message Placeholder | The faint text inside the empty message box. |
| Submit Button Label | The text on the form's submit button. |
| Show Guidance Note | An information note you write yourself appears above the form. |
| Guidance Note | The text of that note. Only visible while the note is on. |
What is the guidance note for? It answers frequent questions before the form is filled in: "You can track your parcel from the Orders screen; use My Returns to start a return." This note lowers the number of unnecessary tickets.
"I changed a setting and I cannot see it on my site" — why?
The three most common reasons:
- The block is not on its own screen. Each of these eight blocks is drawn only on its own screen. To see a change you made in the Support Thread block you have to open an actual ticket detail (
/account/support/<ticket>) — it is not visible on the ticket list. - You did not publish. Changes in the editor do not reach the live site until you press Publish.
- You have no data on that screen. With no return requests the Return List block draws the empty state text, not your settings. To see the effect of your settings use the editor preview: a sample address, return, ticket and thread come ready. See Tuval Ve Onizleme.en.
ℹPreview data never reaches your live site. The sample address, return and support records you see in the editor are representative data prepared by Treyza; they do not appear in your customers' accounts.
Frequently asked
Can I delete these blocks from the library? No. The account page is a fixed-block page: you cannot add or delete blocks. Turn the block you do not want off with its visibility switch — the result is the same. See Sayfalar Ve Yapi.en.
How did the eight blocks get into my template? By themselves. These blocks are a built-in part of the account template; even if your store was set up with an older template, the missing blocks are completed when you open the editor. The edits you made earlier (column counts, spacing, variants) are preserved.
Can I set the colors of the address/return/support screens separately? Per block, yes — every block has its own background, border, radius and spacing settings. Fonts and main colors are store-wide; see Tema Ayarlari Site Renk Yazi.en.
How do I try out which screen the member sees, inside the editor? While you edit the template every account screen is drawn on the canvas with sample data, and when you select a block the properties panel tells you which address it belongs to. When a block is outside its own screen you see an explained placeholder on the canvas — that does not mean the block is broken.
What happens to these blocks if I turn the support module off? They stay in the template, but the member cannot reach the support addresses from the account menu. When you turn the module back on your settings keep working exactly as before.
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