2. Editing Web Store Content Pages (HTML & WYSIWYG)

Modified on Mon, 30 Jun at 11:09 AM

This article is a direct copy of: 3.2 Editing Web Store Content Pages (HTML & WYSIWYG)


There are two different methods for adding content to Web Store pages within the Web Store Content Management window in FieldStack. You can find Web Store Content Management under the Marketplaces tab.


You'll be able to find the Content Editor for pages when you select a page in the left column, and choose the Html tab on the right side of the Web Store Content Management window. From there, you can choose which of the two sections of the Content Page that you would like to edit.


Both the Edit Content and Edit Footer buttons will bring up the same Content Editor window where you can directly edit website content, and render it for preview. 


Content Editor

The Content Editor is simply a window in which you can edit content with the WYSIWYG ("What You See Is What You Get") Editor View, or use the HTML Editor View to enter any HTML you'd like to apply to the page. This can be content or styles. It's the "back end" of the page, so it will fill in with corresponding code even if you only ever use the WYSIWYG Editor View. 


The WYSIWYG Editor View shows first by default, and you can click the <> button to access the HTML Editor View.

WYSIWYG View

HTML View

Click the <> button again to return to the WYSIWYG Editor View.


WYSIWYG Editor View

The WYSIWYG Editor View allows you to edit content in a form that resembles its appearance when displayed on your website.


It has options for editing and controlling the content on a page, similar to using word processing software. It can be used to insert images, format text, and more. You can also Paste from another source of information, and remove the style coming from the original source, so it does not disturb the current page styles.

More info on the WYSIWYG Editor can be found here: WYSIWYG Editor View Guide


After you're done editing, click Save, both inside the Content Editor window and in the Web Store Content Management tab (bottom left corner).


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