Product navigation

Hi. I'm wondering if anyone can help me with navigating from product to product. I am an atist and am setting up my online store with my paintings. When I have had a gallery only, the viewer can click to the following painting without having to return to the navigation page by simply clicking an arrow at the bottom of the page. I'd like to make my storefront operate the same way, so that when the viewer clicks on a painting, they can click to the next painting without navigating back to tthe main store. Can this be done?

Also, I just realized that when the viewer clicks on a painting and then wants to go back and look at the next one, the only option is to send them back to the main page where all paintings are available rather than the specific group of paintings they were viewing. Is there a help video or tutorial on this? Or can this be changed?

Thanks,

Ashley

12 hours ago, AAStudio said:

Hi. I'm wondering if anyone can help me with navigating from product to product. I am an atist and am setting up my online store with my paintings. When I have had a gallery only, the viewer can click to the following painting without having to return to the navigation page by simply clicking an arrow at the bottom of the page. I'd like to make my storefront operate the same way, so that when the viewer clicks on a painting, they can click to the next painting without navigating back to tthe main store. Can this be done?

 

Also, I just realized that when the viewer clicks on a painting and then wants to go back and look at the next one, the only option is to send them back to the main page where all paintings are available rather than the specific group of paintings they were viewing. Is there a help video or tutorial on this? Or can this be changed?

 

Thanks,

Ashley

Could you share your website URL to help us understand your need

Sure. I'll send the url for my website and a separate url for the unlinked page. I have not "published" the page that I'm asking about.

https://ashleyarmisteadstudio.com/

https://ashleyarmisteadstudio.com/bedrock-landscapes

You can see on the original website, the gallery pages for original oil paintings and original encaustic paintings allows the viewer to click to see the next painting using a link with the title of the next painting on the bottom right-hand corner of page.

Thank you so much Paul for the info. I'll work on enabling that quickview!

Is there a way to add a section that will be at the bottom of each PDP that would allow people to view "other products tey may be interested in" i.e. other paintings in the same collection?

In the same category - sorry.

Also, is there a way to set it up so that when a viewer leaves the PDP, it sends them back to the category of paintings they were viewing rather than back to "all," in this case back to all of my paintings, which will eventually include multiple categories of paintings?

10 minutes ago, AAStudio said:

Is there a way to add a section that will be at the bottom of each PDP that would allow people to view "other products they may be interested

Yes, you can enable the Related Products feature. Related products display at the bottom of a PDP and will show up to five products from the same store page.

Related products display based on category or tag. You can then choose how products display:

• Random - Display random products in the category or tag.
• Recently added - Display the newest products in the category or tag.
• Highest quantity - Display products with the highest stock level in the category or tag.

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8 minutes ago, AAStudio said:

is there a way to set it up so that when a viewer leaves the PDP, it sends them back to the category of paintings they were viewing rather than back to "all,"

Can you give an example of a user journey and what happens?

For example, when a user clicks on the first painting in the Bedrock Collection called "Unexpected," it takes them to the PDP for "Unexpected." Above the painting is the link back to the originals, like this: