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4.2.5 Adding CMS Content to Non-Catalog Pages (Other Pages)

Non-catalog pages (Augmented Pages) like 'Contact Us', 'Log On' or even the homepage are shop pages, which can also be extended with CMS content. The homepage case is quite obvious. The need to enrich the homepage with a custom layout and a mix of promotional and editorial content is very clear. However, the less prominent pages can also profit from extending with CMS content. For example, context-sensitive hotline teasers, banners or personalized promotions could be displayed on those pages.

You can augment a non-catalog page by following steps using the common content creation dialog:

  1. Create a document of type Augmented Page and add it to the Navigation Children property of the site root content.

  2. Enter the ID of the other page below the navigation tab into the External Page ID field of the Augmented Page.

In the following example a banner picture was added to an existing "Contact Us" shop page. To do so, you have to create an Augmented Page, select a corresponding page layout and put a picture to the Header placement.

Example: Contact Us Pagegrid

Figure 4.10. Example: Contact Us Pagegrid


The case to augment a non-catalog page with CoreMedia Studio differs only slightly from augmenting a catalog page. You use Augmented Page instead of Augmented Category and instead of linking to a category content, you have to enter a page ID in the External Page ID field. The page ID identifies the page unambiguously.

Note

Note

Be aware that the property External Page ID must be unique within all other "Other Pages" of that site. Otherwise, the rendering logic is not able to resolve the matching page correctly. A validator in CoreMedia Studio displays an error message, if a collision of duplicate External Page ID values occurs. Your navigation hierarchy can differ from the "real" shop hierarchy. There is also no need to gather all pages below the root page. You can completely use your custom hierarchy with additional pages in between, that are set Hidden in Navigation but can be used to define default content for are group pages.

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