Storefront: Standard Pages
Standard pages let you publish static, localized content pages on your Storefront — for example Terms of Service, a Privacy Policy, or a Shipping Policy. Each page has its own title, rich-text content, publish status, and URL slug, and can optionally be added to your Storefront's footer so buyers can find it.
Where: Settings → Storefront → Standard pages
Note: Remember to add a translation for every language configured in your store's settings. If a page isn't translated into one of those languages, it is still published — but storefront markets using that language will show it in the store's default language instead.
1. Standard pages list
The Standard pages view lists every page created for the selected language, along with its slug and status (Draft or Published).
- + New page — opens the page editor to create a new standard page.
- The ⋮ menu next to a page gives further actions (Edit, Unpublish, Remove).

2. Creating and editing a page
Clicking + New page (or an existing page's title) opens the page editor.
- Page title (required) — the page's heading; it is also used to auto-generate the slug.
- Content — the page body, written in the rich-text editor.
- Status — Draft (not visible on the storefront) or Published (live on the storefront). New pages default to Draft.
- Slug — the URL-friendly version of the page's address (e.g. terms-of-service). It's generated automatically from the Page title, but can also be edited manually if you want a different URL.
- SEO (optional) — collapsible section with:
- Meta title
- Meta description (up to 160 characters)
- Page info — shows the page's Created and Updated timestamps.
There is no autosave — remember to click Save page to store your changes. Closing with the X without saving discards them.
3. Linking a page from the footer
A standard page isn't shown anywhere on the storefront automatically — to make it reachable for buyers, add it to a footer link group under Settings → Storefront → Layout → Footer. When adding or editing a footer link, set Link type to Standard page and select the page you created. See Storefront: Layout for the full footer configuration guide.
Summary
Standard pages are managed under Settings → Storefront → Standard pages, per language. Create a page with + New page, give it a Page title and Content, and set its Status to Published when it's ready to go live; the Slug controls its URL (auto-generated but editable) and the SEO fields control its search appearance. Remember to click Save page — changes aren't saved automatically. Once published, add the page to a footer link group (Link type: Standard page) under Storefront → Layout so buyers can actually find it — see Storefront: Layout.