Content pages are the standalone pages of your store — About us, an FAQ, the Shipping, Returns, Privacy and Terms policies customers (and Stripe) expect to see, and landing pages for the things you sell. You'll find them under Marketing → Pages.
Create a page
Choose + New page, then give it a Title and a URL slug. The slug is the web address (a title of About us might use the slug about, giving /about). Slugs are lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens; a handful of reserved words like cart, products and checkout are blocked to avoid clashing with your store.
In a hurry? The New page screen offers quick-start draft templates for Privacy policy, Terms of service, Shipping & delivery and Returns & refunds — a solid, AU-aware starting point you can edit to fit.
Using the editor
The Content area is a rich-text editor — no code needed. The toolbar gives you:
- Headings (H1, H2, H3), Bold, Italic and inline code
- Bullet and numbered lists, block quotes and dividers
- Text alignment, a font colour, and Link (select text, then paste a URL)
- Image — click, paste or drag-and-drop a picture straight in (up to 5 MB; it's optimised for you), or pull one from your media library. Drag a corner to resize.
- Tables and YouTube embeds, plus undo/redo
Everything is saved as clean Markdown behind the scenes.
Show reviews of your custom jobs
If you take custom work through Quote requests, you can feature what customers said about it. Type {{job-reviews}} on a line of its own, anywhere in the content — the start, the end, or between paragraphs. On the live page that line becomes a section of your approved custom-job reviews, newest first, with the average star rating and the number of reviews. On a Landing layout page, the reviews appear at the end of the section that contains the line.
The section stays hidden until you've approved at least one job review under Reviews, so it's safe to add before any arrive. See Product reviews & customer questions.
Publish it
Tick Published to make the page live at its slug, then choose Create page (or Save changes when editing). Leave it unticked to keep working on a draft. Once published, a View public → link lets you open the page exactly as shoppers see it.
Add it to your storefront
- Show in footer lists the page in your storefront footer. It's ticked by default; your Privacy, Terms, Shipping and Returns pages are the ones customers look for there.
- Show in main menu adds the page to the top menu of your storefront, using the page title as the link. It's unticked by default. Unticking it removes the link but leaves the page live.
- Footer order sets where the page sits — lower numbers come first. The same number orders it in the footer and the main menu.
The rest of your menu is set under Settings → Branding → Main menu, where you can show or hide the Brands, Stores, Wholesale and Gift cards links. A link only appears when there's something behind it — at least one brand, a store with pickup switched on, or a plan that includes wholesale or gift cards.
Landing pages
For a page that sells something, set Layout to Landing — full-width sections, for selling instead of Article — a page of text. A landing page looks like part of your shop rather than a document:
- Hero — the page opens with your Title as a large headline and your SEO description beneath it, over the photo in Hero image URL (copy a link from your media library). Leave the image blank for a band in your brand colour.
- Sections — each H2 heading starts a new full-width section, with alternating backgrounds.
- Galleries — put two or more images one after another and they sit side by side.
- Buttons — a link on a line by itself becomes a button in your brand colour.
- Link cards — a bulleted list where every item starts with a link becomes a grid of cards, with any text after the link as the card's description. Links to other websites open in a new tab. Ordinary bullet lists stay as they are.
Extra options
- SEO description — an optional summary (up to 300 characters) for search engines. On a landing page it also appears under the headline.
- Shadow card — wraps an article page in a clean white card on your storefront for a more contained look.
To remove a page, open it and choose Delete.
Stuck? Open a ticket — we're happy to help.