Check this box if you want to display a page graphic on this page. This box is checked by default. This will not change the Banner Graphic settings, but the selected graphic will not be displayed on the page if you uncheck this box.

If this option is set to On (default), and you have both a graphic and text for your page link, the text will wrap around under the image. Otherwise, it will appear to the right of the image in a straight column.

Choose how you would like products and page links aligned in each column. This setting does not affect the Text1, Text2, and Text3 fields. Remember that you can also apply Product Templates to further customize how each product image lines up with the product name, price, and description.

This setting affects the products and may affect the links, but does not affect the Text1, Text2, and Text3 fields. Laying out your products or links in two or three columns is often a good idea, aesthetically. Depending on how wide the items are, you may even be able to fit more columns, but remember that not everyone can view wide pages without scrolling. It is usually safe to design the page to be viewed at 800x600 resolution.

This setting determines the number of columns that will be used for links on the page. Laying out your links in two or three columns is often a good idea, aesthetically. Depending on how wide the items are, you may even be able to fit more columns, but remember that not everyone can view wide pages without scrolling. It is usually safe to design the page to be viewed at 800x600 resolution.

Checking this box will create a border around each product and (depending on the template) link on your page.

The page width can be measured in either pixels or as a percentage of the screen size. The pixel method is the preferred method, as the pixel values are absolute. If this field is set to 750 pixels, it will always appear as 750 pixels. When using a percentage, the width of the page will vary based on screen resolution, size of the browser window viewing the page, and the percentage chosen. Setting the page width to less than 100% will create margins on the page. For example, if you set the width to 90%, the page will have a 5% margin on each side, and the contents of the page will be displayed in the remaining 90% in the middle. Margins can be useful by improving the aesthetic quality and readability of a page.

Check this box to place your store's page header at the top of this page (or down the left, depending on the page template you choose). You can edit the page header for your store by going to Preferences > Layout Settings in your store's back office.

Check this box to place your store's page footer at the bottom of this page. You can edit the page footer for your store by going to Preferences > Layout Settings in your store's back office.

This is the color that will be used for normal (non-link) text on this page. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. Page text should usually be a dark color that contrasts with the background color.

This is the color that will be used in the background of your page. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. If there is a background image, the image will cover the background color. The background color should usually be a light color that contrasts with the page content.

This is the color that will be used for unvisited links on your page. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. It is usually a good idea to make the link color easily distinguishable from the text color.

This is the color that will be used for links that a visitor has already visited. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. This color is usually, but not always, different from the link color.

This is the color that will be used for links that are active, meaning a customer has clicked on them. Several templates also use this for the link hover color, meaning the link will change to this color when a customer's cursor is over the link. This color is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Color Picker Tool. This color is frequently the same as the visited color.

A background image is an image displayed behind the content of the page (but in front of the background color), and can significantly improve the visual appeal of the page. This image is set when you select a theme, or you can change it using the Image Tool. Most templates will tile the background image, repeating it across and down the page, to cover the entire page. For this reason, it is usually a good idea to use an image specifically designed as a background image. The Elite and Gradient Page Templates are great examples of using a background image to add a distinctive look to the page.

Select to sort products on this page by name, SKU, price, or description.

Select to sort links to other pages by page name or link name.

Check this box to sort all products above links on this page. In most cases, this will not actually affect the appearance of the page.