Pages and Sections management

Overview

The Pages panel allows you to control all content created with Ecombe in one place. From here, you can view, edit, publish, unpublish, duplicate, delete any page or reusable section—and create page analytics campaigns.

This centralized workspace keeps your store organized, speeds up content updates, and ensures consistency across all page types.

This guide will show you how to manage every page and section effectively so your storefront stays clean, structured, and easy to maintain.

How to Access Pages

In the Shopify sidebar, click Pages to open the Pages dashboard.

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How to Publish and Unpublish a Page

Publishing determines whether your page is visible on the storefront. You can publish or unpublish any Ecombe page depending on your needs.

Choose the page you want to change status > Choose an action

  • Select Publish to make the page visible on your storefront.

  • Select Unpublish to hide the page from the storefront.

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Note: After the action is processed, a status notification will appear.

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How to Make a Page as Default Template

Setting a page as the default template assigns your Ecombe layout as the main template used for that page type on your store (e.g., Homepage, Product Page). Once applied, customers will see this page when they visit that section of your store.

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Select the page you want to set as the default template then open the dropdown menu and click Make Default.

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Click Confirm to finalize the action.

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Note: The page must be published before it can be set as the default template.

How to Restore Default Template

Restoring the default template allows you to switch back to your Shopify original template if you no longer want to use the Ecombe version.

In this example, you will learn how to restore the default template for a Product page, but the same steps apply to the homepage, collection page, blog page, and blog post page.

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Choose the page type you want to restore then click Restore default product.

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Click Confirm to restore the Shopify original template.

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How to Export and Import Pages

This section explains how to export your Ecombe pages for backup or reuse, and how to import them into another store or project.

How to Export Pages

1

Go to the Pages panel, select a page, and click Export.

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Choose an export method.

  1. Select the page to export Go to the Pages panel, select a page, and click Export. [

  2. Choose an export method

    • All pages – export every page in Ecombe

    • All filtered pages – export all pages currently filtered by your search or filter

    • Selected pages – export only the page(s) you selected [ Screenshot ]

  3. Confirm export Click Export to download the export file to your device. [ Screenshot ]

How to Import Pages

  1. Click Import Open the Import tool from the Pages panel. [ Screenshot ]

  2. Add the exported file Click Add file, then select the exported file saved on your device. [ Screenshot ]

  3. Confirm import Click Import to complete the process and add the pages to Ecombe. [ Screenshot ]

How to Duplicate a Page

Duplicating a page allows you to quickly reuse layouts, create variations, or start new pages based on an existing design—saving time and ensuring consistency.

To duplicate a page, open the page's dropdown menu and click Duplicate. [ Screenshot ]

How to Manage Deleted Pages

When a page is deleted, it is moved to the Trash section. Pages remain in Trash for 30 days before being permanently removed. To learn more, refer to the related article. [ Screenshot ]

How to Create a Page Analytics Campaign

Ecombe provides built-in Analytics that helps you monitor page performance. These insights allow you to optimize your page for the best possible conversion rate. For a detailed guide, please refer to the full article. [ Screenshot ]

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