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Group Your Custom Pages into Folders

Create folders to group your custom pages, then drag pages in, rename, clone, or nest folders to keep the sidebar tidy.

  1. Imagine you have many custom pages. Without folders, managing them can become disorganized. In the next steps, we'll show you how to organize your pages using folders.
  2. Click Create New Folder to organize your pages into logical folders.
  3. We recommend creating a "Base Template" folder to store reusable custom pages. You can duplicate pages from this folder and move them to customer-specific folders while keeping the originals unchanged.
  4. Click the folder icon to move this page to the Base Template folder. You can do the same for any reusable pages.
  5. Click on "Base Template" to select the folder destination for the page.
  6. Click the Move button to complete moving the page to the selected folder.
  7. Click on "Create New Folder" to create a folder for a specific customer.
  8. Click the "Create" button to create the new customer folder.
  9. Now that both folders are created, we want to duplicate a page from the Base Template folder for your new customer and adjust it without modifying the original page.
  10. Click the Base Template folder to access its available pages.
  11. Click the copy icon to duplicate this page.
  12. Click the Duplicate button to create a copy of the page.
  13. The duplicated page appears first in the list. Click the move icon to move it out of the Base Template folder.
  14. Click the Move button to proceed with removing the page from folder.
  15. Click the back arrow to return back.
  16. Click the move icon to move the duplicated "Care & Wash" page into the customer folder.
  17. Select the customer folder from the dropdown menu to set the destination.
  18. Click the Move button to confirm moving the page to the selected folder.
  19. Click the "MAISON ÉLARÉ" folder to open it and view its pages.
  20. Here you will see the duplicated page. You can customize it for your customer without affecting the original page in the Base Template folder.
Last updated 18 June 2026

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