User-defined page elements
As well as the specified page elements, you can also define your own. To add such an element, proceed as follows:The following types can be used for user-defined page elements:
- Text (HTML)
This element allows you to show short, HTML-formatted texts in the relevant area. This can be used to display notes or information for your customers. An example of this is an informational text about delivery and payment. For more on formatting the associated text field, see Working with text fields.
- Text with heading (Box with HTML)
This element allows you to show short, HTML-formatted texts in the relevant area, in a box with a title. This can be used to display information or a group of functions for your customers. For more on formatting the associated text field, see Working with text fields.
- Link
This element allows you to display links in the relevant area. This can be used to provide links to additional internal or external Web pages for your customers. Examples of this are Link to contact information or Link to business hours. Always enter external pages in the following form: http://www....
User-defined page elements adjust their size and design to fit the relevant area. If no user-defined page elements are permitted or if the maximum permitted number of elements has been reached, the selection is deactivated.Caution: If you remove a user-defined page element from the page area, you delete the entire element including its content. If you want to use it again, you must create it again.You can access the user-defined page elements in the list of your own styles. See Edit page elements. This can be necessary if the elements contain errors and thus can no longer be accessed over the page preview (JavaScript, for example).