Static pages
A CMS page is a standalone page with its own URL, content, and SEO settings. Use pages for content that doesn’t change often — your About Us story, Contact details, FAQ, shipping and return policies, or any custom landing page.Creating a page
- Go to Online Store → Pages in your admin.
- Click New Page and enter a title. Cartble generates a URL slug from the title automatically.
- Write your content in the rich text editor (see Rich text editor below).
- Fill in the SEO fields — meta title and meta description.
- Set the status and visibility, then save.
Page status
Page visibility
System policy pages (such as Privacy Policy and Terms of Service) are locked to
published and public once created. You can edit their content, but you cannot hide or unpublish them.Rich text editor
Both pages and blog posts use a built-in rich text editor that supports full-featured content formatting without writing any HTML. Supported formatting and embeds:Typography
Headings (H1–H6), bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, inline code, and blockquotes.
Tables
Insert and resize tables with custom column widths, header rows, and merged cells.
Images
Upload images directly into page content or link to externally hosted images with alt text.
YouTube embeds
Paste a YouTube URL to embed a responsive video player inline in your content.
Links
Add hyperlinks to any selected text, with options to open in a new tab.
Lists
Ordered (numbered) and unordered (bulleted) lists, with nested list support.
Blog
The blog lets you publish articles, announcements, guides, or any time-sensitive content under a/blog/ URL structure. Blog posts are indexed by search engines and can be linked from your storefront navigation.
Creating a blog post
- Go to Online Store → Blog Posts in your admin.
- Click New Post and enter a title.
- Write the post body in the rich text editor.
- Set the status to
DraftorPublished. - Save the post. Cartble triggers an on-demand storefront update so the post is live immediately.
Blog post status
Linking blog posts in navigation
Published blog posts can be referenced by their URL using a custom navigation item in the Navigation editor. You can also link to the blog index page (/blog) to give customers a single entry point for all your posts.
