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CMS Pages
The Pages section lets you create and manage content pages for your storefront. These are static pages like your Terms & Conditions, Privacy Policy, and About Us page that provide important information to your customers.
Pre-Seeded Pages
Shop Craft comes with three pages already created for you:
| Page | URL | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Terms & Conditions | /pages/terms-and-conditions | Your store's terms of service |
| Privacy Policy | /pages/privacy-policy | How you handle customer data |
| About Us | /pages/about-us | Information about your business |
These pages are pre-filled with placeholder content. You should update them with your actual business information before launching your store.
WARNING
Having a Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy page is important for legal compliance in most countries. Make sure to customize these pages with content appropriate for your business and jurisdiction.
Viewing Pages
Go to Admin > Pages to see a list of all content pages. The listing page includes:
- Search — Find pages by title
- Status filter — Show only Published or Draft pages
- Pagination — Pages are displayed 15 per page, sorted by last updated
Creating a Page
- Go to Admin > Pages
- Click Add Page
- Fill in the page details:
| Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Yes | The page title, displayed as the heading |
| Content | No | The page body (supports rich text formatting) |
| Status | Yes | Published or Draft |
- Click Save
The page slug (URL) is automatically generated from the title. For example, a page titled "Return Policy" will be accessible at /pages/return-policy on your storefront.
TIP
Use the Draft status to work on a page without making it visible to customers. When you are ready, change the status to Published to make it live.
Editing a Page
- Go to Admin > Pages
- Click the Edit button on the page you want to modify
- Update the title, content, or status
- Click Save
If you change the page title, the slug is automatically updated to match the new title.
Deleting a Page
- Go to Admin > Pages
- Click the Delete button on the page
- Confirm the deletion
DANGER
Deleting a page is permanent and cannot be undone. Make sure the page is no longer linked from your storefront navigation or footer before deleting it.
Page Status
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Published | The page is live and accessible on your storefront at /pages/{slug} |
| Draft | The page is saved but not visible to customers |
How Pages Appear on the Storefront
Published pages are accessible at:
https://yourdomain.com/pages/{slug}For example:
https://yourdomain.com/pages/terms-and-conditionshttps://yourdomain.com/pages/privacy-policyhttps://yourdomain.com/pages/about-us
Pages are typically linked from your storefront footer. The default footer includes links to Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. You can customize which pages appear in the footer using the Layout Editor.
TIP
The Contact page is a special page with its own dedicated route at /contact. It includes a contact form that sends messages to your store's admin email address. You do not need to create a contact page manually.
SEO for Pages
Each page has optional SEO fields (meta title and meta description) that control how it appears in search engine results. You can set these when creating or editing a page.
If you leave the SEO fields empty, the page title and a snippet of the content are used as defaults.
For more details, see SEO Settings.
Next Steps
- Users & Staff — Manage admin and staff accounts
- Settings — Configure your store settings