Someone know HOW? with admin setting or moduls
*I have Journal 2 installed
See the photos examples
What exactly are you trying to achieve?axelbcn wrote:How to have 8 categories pages and validations totaly customizables?
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How to have many categories pages and validations totaly customizables?paulfeakins wrote:What exactly are you trying to achieve?axelbcn wrote:How to have 8 categories pages and validations totaly customizables?
Someone know HOW? with admin setting or moduls
I think what you are asking, is if you can have different module layouts on each category
In which case, you can
The best way to do it is to create a layout and give it a name (maybe same as your category)
Do not give it a route path
Add the modules in the positions you wish
Save it
Edit your category and on the design tab, choose the layout you just created
Rinse and repeat for other categories.
In which case, you can
The best way to do it is to create a layout and give it a name (maybe same as your category)
Do not give it a route path
Add the modules in the positions you wish
Save it
Edit your category and on the design tab, choose the layout you just created
Rinse and repeat for other categories.
uksitebuilder wrote:I think what you are asking, is if you can have different module layouts on each category
In which case, you can
The best way to do it is to create a layout and give it a name (maybe same as your category)
Do not give it a route path
Add the modules in the positions you wish
Save it
Edit your category and on the design tab, choose the layout you just created
Rinse and repeat for other categories.
wow I think it works.Can I have the filter on the left of the products as showed on the picture (first post) ?
*I have Journal 2 installed
You may need to ask Journal Support on how to achieve that if it is not as simple as adding it to the layouts you created.
uksitebuilder wrote: ↑Tue Feb 14, 2017 1:01 amI think what you are asking, is if you can have different module layouts on each category
In which case, you can
The best way to do it is to create a layout and give it a name (maybe same as your category)
Do not give it a route path
Add the modules in the positions you wish
Save it
Edit your category and on the design tab, choose the layout you just created
Rinse and repeat for other categories.
Hi uksitebuilder,
I think you are the only who knows how to help me.
I need to do multistores using folders instead of subdomains, like mystore.com/first , mystore.com/second
Is possible to do that?
Thanks a lot
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