Module-linked blocks and trade-specific blocks

Form, Product list and Latest articles draw their content from a module of the site; Services & pricing, Business hours and Weekly schedule are the trade-specific blocks in the palette.

Three components have almost no fields, because their content lives elsewhere, in a section of your site, and the page updates with every publication. The other three, in the Trade category, carry all of their content themselves.

Form#

Displays your site’s form at the chosen spot. A single setting: the form (the site’s first one by default). Its fields and the text of the send button are set in the Forms section. In the editor, sending is disabled; the form works on the published site.

Product list#

Your products in a grid, drawn from the shop. You set a filter by keywords (a product must carry all the keywords listed; empty = the whole catalogue), a title and an introductory text, the number of products (3 to 12, or all), a search field (which queries the entire catalogue), loading in batches as you scroll, the columns (2 to 4), the order (yours, price ascending or descending), the photo proportions, and the action for each card (add to basket, buy now, or simply open the product page). With no products on sale, the block disappears from the published site. See Opening Your Shop.

Latest articles#

The 3, 6 or 9 most recent blog articles, with their cover image, their date and, if you want, their summary, followed by a link to all the articles. Publishing or unpublishing an article updates the list at the next publication. With no published article, the block disappears from the site. See Displaying the blog.

Services & pricing#

A price table of individual services (hairdressing, treatments, sport, crafts): sections, each containing services with a name, a description, a duration (“45 min”) and a price (“from €55”). Duration and price are free text. Two columns from two sections onwards, a single one on a phone. To compare offers or subscriptions, use the Pricing component instead: see Reassure.

Business hours#

A card of day(s) / hours lines (“Monday to Friday” / “9:00 to 12:30 · 14:00 to 19:00”) and a note (“Closed on public holidays”). Everything is free text, so group the days however you like and write “Closed” yourself. The display is static, with no “open now” indicator.

Weekly schedule#

A weekly grid of classes or activities (gym, yoga, club, courses), filterable by activity. A dedicated editor, with three tabs, manages the activities (name, colour), their classes (day, start, end, coach, room, note) and the settings (automatic time range or start and end of day, 24-hour or AM/PM format, display of the time, the coach, the room, filter buttons). Double-clicking a slot on the page opens it directly. Overlapping classes are placed side by side; on a phone, the grid becomes a list by day. A time is written “9:30” or “9h30”; an incorrectly written time causes the class to be ignored without breaking the grid.