I have a sale on at the moment, but it's not showing on the home page. It does show in the relevant catagory though.
How can I rectify this so that it does show on the home page?
I have a sale on at the moment, but it's not showing on the home page. It does show in the relevant catagory though.
How can I rectify this so that it does show on the home page?
Show how? SaleMaker is not tied to the Specials displays.
Hi Kim
What do you mean show how?
What's your URL?
Where on the page were you expecting to see the "sale" represented?
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Hi
www.aquaessentials.co.uk
As you can see there are 4 specials on at the moment, but what I was hoping for was for the sale items (albeit not all of them) to be displayed on the home page. Sales by their very nature are important which is why they need prioritising.
Hope you can help
Okay - I believe what Kim was indicating is that "Salemaker" entries affect prices...not whether something is highlighted on the home page or other places.
Salemaker prices will affect the displayed price.
Specials can affect price as well as have attention drawn to them via sideboxes and centerboxes.
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