Editing Page Layouts

Editing Page Layouts

Note: This tool is for advanced users with programming experience.  Help is listed below, but we recommend connecting with your account executive for assistance with this feature.


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Page Layouts control the location of all elements in the Shopping Cart. All extra code added needs to be surrounded in <literal> </literal> Tags. Code is parsed with xml and certain elements cannot be parsed.

Elements that cannot be parsed - &nbsp;, &, border=0.

If you are unable to access the Shopping Cart, remove the code and check for invalid characters.

Example: To add in the Email Subscribe widget, open Page Layouts and add the widget's code to the left or right sidebar.  To define sidebars, add below closing tag of </search> or </shoppingcart>

<emailOptinSmall Title="Signup for our free Newsletter" SubmitButtonText="Newsletter Signup"> </emailOptinSmall>

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Remember: Any unclosed selectors will not allow the xml to parse and it will break the shopping cart. Before adding code, make sure all selectors are closed.

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