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Layout and Content

Last Updated: 14/09/2026

Two sections of the editor work on the same page from different angles. Options control how the page is laid out; Content holds the texts written on it.

Options

The options available depend on the template you chose, and are grouped by the part of the page they affect:

GroupControls
PageOverall page settings: spacing, background treatment, corner radii.
HeaderThe top of the page: cover height, position of logo and name, header behaviour.
FiltersWhether visitors can filter the collection, and by what.
GridHow products are arranged: columns, density, spacing.
CardThe single product card: what it shows, how it is shaped.
ExplorerThe VTO Explorer island — whether the whole collection can be tried on in one continuous session.

Desktop and Mobile

Some options can hold a different value on mobile. For those, the editor always tells you which of three states you are in:

StateMeaning
FactoryThe value comes from the template. You have not changed it.
Inherited from desktopYou changed the desktop value; mobile follows it.
Mobile overrideYou set a value for mobile only; desktop keeps its own.

Switch the header to mobile to edit the mobile side. An option with no mobile state behaves the same on every screen.

Tips:

  • Start from the desktop layout and let mobile inherit. Add overrides only where the inherited result does not work — every override is one more thing to maintain.
  • The reset arrow next to an option returns it to the template's factory value.

Content

The Content section holds the free texts of the active template: button labels, eyebrows, headings, short descriptions. Which fields appear depends on the template — each one exposes the texts it actually renders.

An empty field means "use the template's default text", not "no text". If you want a label to disappear, that is an option in the layout, not an empty content field.

Tips:

  • Write for the width you are targeting: a call-to-action label that fits on desktop may wrap awkwardly on a phone. The preview shows it.
  • Leave a field empty rather than retyping the default: if the default ever changes, the page follows it.