Product Settings

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  Store - Attributes

  31 Jul 2026

  Store The Store attributes let you tie a product to a specific physical store location. This is useful for retailers with multiple locations who want to indicate where an item is available. All fields are optional and can be shown to customers on the product page. Available attributes: Store Address: the physical address of the store location Store Code: a unique code identifying the store location About Store Code Use Store Code to tag a product with a short identifier for the physical store it belongs to. Keep the code consistent across your products, since this is what ties a product to a specific location. Using Google local inventory ads or vehicle ads? Google Merchant Center has its own store code requirement, and your code here needs to match the one registered in your Google Business Profile. Read Google's Store code guidelines for the full format requirements. Setting up Store attributes 1. Enable the attributes Go to Assortment → Products → Product Settings. In the panel on the right, locate the Product Attributes section. Scroll down until you find the Store heading. For each attribute you wish to use, click the edit icon and select your preferred visibility option, then click Save. 2. Add store details to a product Go to Assortment → Products and open the product you wish to edit. Scroll to the bottom-right of the product page. You will find the Store fields, where you can enter the store address and store code. If you have any questions, please contact customer support.

• Books - Attribute

  21 May 2026

  Books The Books attributes allow you to add additional information to book products. All fields are optional and can be shown to customers on the product page. Available attributes: Author: the name of the book's author(s) Copyright: the copyright year or statement e-Book: indicates whether the product is available as an e-book Edition: the edition of the book (e.g. 2nd Edition) eISBN: the ISBN for the digital/e-book version Format: the format of the book (e.g. Hardcover, Paperback) Imprint: the imprint or sub-label of the publisher ISBN: the International Standard Book Number Language: the language the book is written in No of pages: the total number of pages Publication date: the date the book was published Publisher: the name of the publishing house Source: the source or origin reference of the book Setting up Book attributes 1. Enable the attributes Go to Assortment → Products → Product Settings. In the panel on the right, locate the Product Attributes section. Scroll down until you find the Books heading. For each attribute you wish to use, click the edit icon and select your preferred visibility option, then click Save. 2. Add book details to a product Go to Assortment → Products and open the book product you wish to edit. Scroll to the bottom-right of the product page. You will find the Books fields, where you can fill in the relevant details for each attribute. If you have any questions, please contact customer support.

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  Exclude from Index

  27 Nov 2025

  The "Exclude from index" feature allows you to specify certain product groups or product templates that you do not want to appear in indexing. This means that products associated with these groups or templates will not be included in search results or product feeds.Instructions:Product Group(s):Enter the ID numbers of the product groups you wish to exclude from indexing.Separate multiple IDs with spaces.Product Template(s):Enter the ID numbers of the product templates you want to prevent from being indexed.Separate multiple IDs with spaces.Note:Use this setting only if you understand its purpose. Incorrect usage may lead to products not appearing in search results or product feeds, potentially impacting their visibility in your store.This setting is useful if you have specific products that you don't want customers to find through searches or external product feeds, such as products under development or seasonal items that are not currently available.

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  Edit HTML and CSS in the right place in the store

  27 Nov 2025

  Choose the right editing mode for product text, other content, and the theme's appearance without mixing up the settings. This guide is for administrators working with custom HTML and CSS in Abicart Go, Plus, or Pro. The CSS path below applies to Diversity themes. TPL has a different theme editor. Check which theme is active before following a theme guide. 1. Select HTML mode for product descriptions Open Catalogue → Settings.Under HTML in product descriptions there is a limited mode, labeled Allow the tags BR, U, B, I, A, IMG, IFRAME and FONT, and Allow full HTML.Select Allow full HTML when you need to work with more extensive HTML in the product description. Click Save.Then open a product to work with its text. The setting changes the editing mode for product descriptions; it does not delete existing descriptions when you save the setting. Still, save a copy of the content before editing HTML. Later opening and saving advanced code in a different editing mode can affect the code's formatting or content. In a multi-store system, the setting may need to be changed in the main store when it is locked in the sub-store. Full HTML is not the same as allowing any code to run on the server. Only add code from a trusted source; scripts can affect visitors, performance, and tracking. 2. Select the text editor mode Open Settings → General → Text editing tool. When the box is checked, the visual editing tool is used in fields that support HTML. Uncheck it if you are going to edit raw HTML in these fields and save. If the visual editor offers a code button, you can also use it for the current field. This choice applies to the editing tool and is separate from the product setting above. If you only want to change text, links, and images, the visual editor is often sufficient. Always check the result after switching modes. 3. Add custom CSS to your active Diversity theme Open Appearance → Themes and choose to edit the active Diversity theme.Open Style → Custom CSS.Add your CSS there and save. Use rules that are as specific as possible so that other parts of the store are not changed by mistake.Preview and check the affected pages on both mobile and desktop. If CSS has no effect Check that you have saved in the theme that the store is actually displaying, not just in another theme copy.Check which part has the background or link style. A white background might be part of the image itself and cannot be removed with CSS on the container.Check that the rule targets the correct element and is not overridden by a more specific rule or a setting in the component. Use the browser's inspection tool to see the rule that is actually being used.Check if the setting already exists in the theme or block, for example for text color or link style, before adding more CSS.Reload the preview and also check the hover/mobile appearance where relevant. A broad rule for all links or all containers can affect menus, buttons, and the checkout. Limit the change to the part you want to change instead of adding general exceptions throughout the store. Quick start Product description: select HTML mode under Catalogue → Settings.Text editor: select mode under Settings → General.Diversity theme appearance: use Style → Custom CSS in the correct theme.Save and check the result in the correct language and screen sizes. Subscription and theme Basic HTML support and Diversity themes are available in Go, Plus, and Pro. The theme's own fields and components determine where a specific change is made. Follow a TPL guide if the store uses TPL; do not activate another theme just to find a field from this guide.