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Organize (App sections)

Overview

The Catalog Sections module allows administrators to organize and customize the catalog layout within the application. It provides flexibility to control the display order of catalog sections, configure default layouts, and manage how product information is presented to users.


Catalog Section Order

The Catalog Section Order defines the sequence in which catalog sections appear within the application. Administrators can rearrange these sections to improve navigation and highlight important content.

Available Sections

Section Description Catalog Home Main landing page of the product catalog. Favourite Displays products marked as favourites by users. Featured Displays featured or promoted products. Root Categories Displays all top-level product categories. Root Products Displays products available at the root level. Recently Viewed Displays recently viewed products. Recently Updated Displays recently modified products. Recently Ordered Displays products recently ordered by users. Recently Enquired Displays recently enquired products. Recently Added Displays newly added products. Category Displays category-specific information. Products Displays products within the selected category. Categories Displays child categories. Videos Displays product videos. Maps Displays location and navigation information. Images Displays product image gallery. Forms Displays custom forms associated with products. Packages Displays available product packages. Description Displays detailed product description. Datasets Displays additional product datasets. Specifications Displays technical specifications. Resources Displays downloadable resources and documents. Scripts Displays custom scripts configured for the product. Reference Products Displays related or recommended products. Reference Categories Displays related categories.

Update: Catalog sections can be reordered to customize the browsing experience based on business requirements.


Catalog Home Section

The Catalog Home Section controls which sections are displayed on the application's catalog home page.

Available Sections

    Root Categories Root Products Recently Viewed Recently Updated Recently Ordered Recently Enquired Recently Added

    Update: Administrators can enable or disable individual sections to customize the catalog home page.


    Catalog Section Reset

    The Catalog Section Reset option restores all catalog section settings to their default configuration.

    Update: Resetting the configuration will restore the default section order and layout.


    Image Configuration

    The Image Configuration section controls how application logos and banners are displayed.

    Setting Description Logo with Banner Position Defines the position of the application logo relative to the banner image.

    Update: Image configuration ensures a consistent appearance across the application.


    Specification Configuration

    The Specification Configuration section controls the alignment and display style of specification keys and values.

    Key Configuration

    Property Value Alignment Left Vertical Alignment Center Style Normal

    Value Configuration

    Property Value Alignment Left Vertical Alignment Center Style Bold

    Update: Specification settings improve the readability of product specifications.


    Package Configuration

    The Package Configuration section defines the appearance of package information displayed within product pages.

    Key Configuration

    Property Value Alignment Left Vertical Alignment Center Style Normal

    Value Configuration

    Property Value Alignment Left Vertical Alignment Center Style Bold

    Update: Package configuration provides a consistent layout for package details across all products.


    Best Practices

      Organize catalog sections based on user requirements. Place frequently accessed sections near the top of the catalog. Keep the Catalog Home page clean by displaying only relevant sections. Maintain consistent alignment and styling for specifications and package information. Review the catalog layout periodically to improve the overall user experience.

      Update: Following these practices helps create a well-structured and easy-to-navigate product catalog.