How to create and manage Pages for your Online Store

Using our CMS, it’s easy to create and manage pages. You should include information like “Shipping process” or “About Us”, as this helps build a stronger connection between consumers and the online store.

Let us guide you through this process.

Jumpseller has enabled a general page creation section—examples include “Who we are?”, “Blog” or “Meet the Team”—as well as a Legal section for privacy policies, returns, and terms and conditions, which are required in
some countries.

In your Admin Panel, go to Pages and you’ll find two options: one to All Pages and another for Legal.

For the general pages section:

Once you click on “All Pages”, you’ll find a section that includes:

• Title: In the first box, enter the title of the page. In the second box, you can add the content you want to display on that page. From generating content with AI or embedding a marketing campaign video directly from YouTube, to uploading images of each of your team members—this section offers several options to enrich your page content.
  • HTML Editor: You can also click the second icon below the Title box to access the HTML editor and work on the page there.
  • Page Translation: Below the description box, you’ll find the option to translate the page into the languages you’ve added to your store (to get more options, you can add more languages in your admin panel).

• Page Status: In the properties section, manage the status of the page:
  • Public: The page is published and visible in the store.
  • Draft: The page is not published because it’s still a draft.
  • Hidden: The page is published but only accessible via a direct link. For example, if you want to create a secondary page for a seasonal campaign (e.g., Christmas), but not show it in the store menu the rest of the year.
• Category: Use categories to group, organize, and filter your pages.

• Theme: Say you’re creating a special promotions page. To use a specific image as a background for that page or in a sidebar, go to the “Theme Code Editor” and create a new page template (this means building a new HTML, CSS, etc., from scratch). Once saved in the code editor, it will appear in the template selector.

  Note: You can also create a layout-less page by choosing “None” in the template selector. The content type of your page will depend on the page permalink. For example, the content type of .../page1.js will be application/javascript.

• Search Engine Optimization (SEO): This is how your page will appear in search results like Google. Click on “Enable editing” and then add a title and fill in the appropriate meta description. A permalink is automatically generated for each page in the format yourstore.jumpseller.com/pagetitle (e.g., 101solutions.jumpseller.com/blog). If you want to change it, just click the Edit button next to the permalink.
  • Manage Redirects: This opens a mode where you can manage your store’s URL redirects; for example, you can set store.com/product to redirect to store.com/product-1.

  Note: The page you are redirecting to must exist as a permalink for the relevant products / categories / pages. That’s what the selection on the right side shows when you open the modal.

• Image: Finally, you can add a title image to your page! For example, this can be used to create and customize a banner. For more image options, check our blog feature.

It’s also important to mention that page categories are used by designers in custom templates to better organize content. For example, included in the “Company” menu with several links to related pages such as “About Us,” “Team,” and “Mission.” If you want to delete a page, go to the previous panel and click on the delete icon. You can also reorder the list of pages by simply dragging and dropping items—they are displayed in the order shown in the storefront.

For the Legal section:

By clicking on the “Legal” section in your Admin Panel, you’ll find several pre-designed templates for legal documents.
It’s important to note that these templates do not constitute legal advice. We recommend adapting them according to the current regulations in your country, or replacing them with custom documents that suit your company’s legal needs.

We currently offer templates for:

• Terms and Conditions
• Refund Policy
• Privacy Policy

You can edit them using the text box provided.

How to insert these pages in the checkout process

You can link these policies at different stages of the checkout process. To do so, follow these steps:

1. Get the policy link
   Click “View” (bottom corner of the text box) to copy the page’s permalink.

1. Go to your Admin Panel
   Navigate to:
   Settings > Checkout > Form > Custom Fields

2. Add a new custom field
   • Type: Checkbox (mandatory for acceptance)
   • Location: Select the area of the form where you want to display it, for example:
     "Shipping and Billing Address"
3. Insert the policy link
   • In the label field, click the link icon (🔗)
   • Write the anchor text, for example: I accept the Terms and Conditions
   • Paste the copied URL into the link field
   • Click “Insert” and then “Save”

Your checkout will look something like this:

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As you can see, it’s really easy to create and edit pages in Jumpseller. If you haven’t started yet, just try it and see how easy it is. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact us.

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FAQs

How can I create a Terms and Conditions page?

1. Create a page with all the terms and conditions information of your store in your Admin Panel > Pages.
2. Add this page to your Navigation Menu
3. Create a required custom field of type “Checkbox” in your Admin Panel > Settings > Checkout.

If you have any further question, please don’t hesitate to contact us.