This article shows you how to create the pages made of words rather than design, and how to manage the list they live in.
Come here before you launch: a shop without a delivery page and a terms page looks unfinished.
Before you start
Creating a page needs the Create Store Pages permission, changing one needs Edit Store Pages, and deleting one needs Delete Store Pages.
You cannot change the layout of a page after you create it, so read step 3 before you press the button.
Step 1. Open Store Pages
In the side menu, under Design & Appearance, pick CMS Store Pages. The Store Pages list opens, with every page you have in one table.
Store Pages from the side menu: every page you have, in one table.
Step 2. Read the table
Each row shows the page's title, its Slug, its Layout, its Status (Published or Draft), and when it was Last Updated. A switch on the row publishes or unpublishes it in one click.
Each row shows the title, the slug, the layout, whether it is published, and when it changed.
Step 3. Create a page
Press Create Page. Fill in Title (English), Title (Arabic) and the Slug for its address, for example about-us. Then choose a Layout: Rich Text for an ordinary page, Accordion (FAQ) for questions that open and close, or Sidebar (Knowledge Base) for a set of articles with a menu beside them.
Create Page asks for a title, an address and one of the three layouts.
Step 4. Fill it in
The pencil on a row opens the editor, where you write the content, add the items, and set how the page appears in search results.
The pencil on a row opens the editor, where you write the content and the search details.
Step 5. Publish it
Turn the switch on and the page is live on your shop at its own address. Turn it off and it goes back to being a draft that shoppers cannot see.
Turn the switch on and the page is live at its own address; turn it off and it is a draft again.
Step 6. Link it from a menu
A page nobody can reach is a page nobody reads. In the Live Page Builder open Navigation menus, add an item to your header or footer menu, choose Internal Page, and pick the page from the list. Only published pages appear in that list.
In the page builder, Navigation menus adds the page to your footer or header menu.
Step 7. Delete one you no longer need
The bin on a row removes the page. It asks first, and it cannot be undone, so unpublishing is often the better choice.
The bin asks first, and it cannot be undone, so unpublishing is often the kinder choice.
Result
Your shop has the information pages a customer looks for, each at its own address, published when you are ready and reachable from your menus.