Building pages

Create a page, pick the right page type, set its slug, and understand why deleting a template page breaks a whole family of storefront addresses.

Drag an element onto the page, select it, and edit it in the right-hand panel — including how to select the right one when they are nested.

Four screen sizes, the rule that decides how one value spreads between them, and the single exception — hiding an element.

Build a header or footer once and reuse it on every page — and know what happens when you edit one, or delete it.

A page's version history, restoring an old version into your draft, and why restoring touches nothing that is live.

Build a form in its own builder, collect submissions in one place, and sell with an order form — including ordering the whole cart.

Three moments in a form's life — before submit, after success, after failure — each take several ordered actions, plus two ways to write your own rules.

Stick a header to the top of the screen, a buy bar to the bottom — and change how it looks at the moment it pins.

Point at a product card and the image zooms, an "Add to cart" button appears, the title changes colour — and nothing is lost on a phone.

The "Home › Category › This page" trail builds itself from the page a shopper is on — and why the canvas shows you one thing and the published page another.

The assistant builds blocks and edits elements for you — but it always PROPOSES first, and you are the one who presses Accept or Reject.

The "Added to cart" notice and the "Remove this item?" dialog your page shows visitors — they follow your page's colours on their own, and you can restyle them like anything else.