Improving the Index Page

[acompton]

My shop is set up so that all the sections, sub-sections and products live under the Online Store. However, I don't use the store.html page, the main brochure page (index.html) is set up with a series of fragments that provide links to the main store sections - one frgament per section. I assume this is a common work-around to avoiding having a 'Enter Store' button.

I want to improve the layout of the index page and have 2 items per row, but I don't think I can do this with my current setup.

Any suggestions?

Alan Compton
www.greenknightgames.co.uk
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[pinbrook]

I wouldreverse the process.

Ie ditch the brochure index.page and use the acatalog/index.html

then you can use the standard feature within actinic to list sections in 2 columns - everything is automated using thismethod.

To tidy up you will then need a 301 permanent redirect from yourdomain to yourdomain/acatalog/index.html by bypass the no longer brochure index

[acompton]

Thank you, Jo, this makes the job less daunting.

I would reverse the process

Its like asking a local for directions
<west-country-accent>
If oi were going there, oi wouldn't be startin' from 'ere
</west-country-accent>

To help anyone else reading this post, Redirect permanent is spelt with an 'e', not Redirect permanant as I have seen it written in several places in this forum (no disrepect intented). The single word command Redirectpermanent is an exact equivalent.

Alan

[pinbrook]

<west-country-accent>
If oi were going there, oi wouldn't be startin' from 'ere
</west-country-accent>

Devonshire born and bred - thats me