Nina Cavanagh
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No progress
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This also skews the "Most Active Members" information on the Dashboard. (but site data is another story ...)
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I don't mind if the reordering is like the menu pages i.e. manual. Anything so I can organise this growing area (150 pages so far).
Help! It's getting really hard to find the page I want to edit now despite trying to be clever with the naming scheme ...Nina Cavanagh
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Dmitry Smirnov
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Did I get you right, that you want to display all products on a single page, but visually organize them in categories?
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I created separate "pages" not in the menu system and for each page used the catalogue widget with the product's category tag to separate the items. Then on the top page I have a nice picture link to these new pages. Works perfectly.
All you need though is a "back to store" button which will return users to the top page.
Works a treat!
So create two new pages, one for Trail Maps and another for Clothing. Then tag your items and use the catalogue widget specifying only Trail Maps or Clothing on the page. -
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If your newsletter is a PDF attachment, make that document Public so they don't need to log in to read it.
There are settings to disable Captcha, which I agree is a PITA. It's in Settings/Anti-spam settings. I've set all mine to Off and for the ones that are "Always on" - just send a request to Support and they can manually turn them off for you.