How may the shopping cart content be integrated into the website?
By typing in keywords (keywords are listed within the control station “Templ main” section help file) such as AUTO_GENERATED_MENU_MAIN into HTML source code: the corresponding item (in this case of AUTO_GENERATED_MENU_MAIN, an auto generated menu listing products sorted by category types, categories, and products already specified by the user) will auto generate and be placed at the corresponding location of where the keyword was placed into the HTML (so wherever this keyword was typed, there the menu will auto generate on the shopping cart website). Other such auto generation by entering a keyword include: weblinks (keyword AUTO_GENERATED_WEBLINKS), where the system auto generates links based on those specified by the user within “custom links” and “custom menu” sections of the control station; menus (keyword AUTO_GENERATED_MENU_CATEGORYTYPE_ID; AUTO_GENERATED_MENU_MAIN), this auto generates a color-customizable menu arranged by category types, categories, and products input by the user; a drop down list menu (keyword AUTO_GENERATED_TOOL_CATEG), a drop down list box with sorted product listings; a sitemap (keyword AUTO_GENERATED_SITEMAP), automatically arranges all links, link folders and products, product categories, and product category types automatically into formatted bulleted list; a search field and search field link (keyword AUTO_GENERATED_TOOL_SEARCH, a searchable index automatically becomes ready to receive search queries from the customer that will search the entirety of the website (as configured in the control station) for them; a “view cart” link (keyword AUTO_GENERATED_TOOL_SCART); AUTO_GENERATED_CONTENT (all information entered, as for products and category type descriptions, will the system display at the corresponding location of where the user placed the keyword within the body of the HTML; these items may be placed at the corresponding location of where the keyword was typed into the HTML. Additional HTML pages may users setup using the “custom links” section, herein sub-pages (as “about us”) may be setup and may automatically be assigned to integrate into the existing website, or, may be setup as a new HTML file. On the order form, the “Templ Bottom” and “Templ Top” sections maintain the user availability to specify a header eave and footer eave on the order form (to maintain décor of website even when customer makes transition into the order form page to purchase) whereas the “Templ Main” section allows such eaves to be placed on the main website (as www.mitercraft.com displays a top eave and bottom eave on main page: within top eave are words MITERCRAFT Intricate Designs in Wood). |
