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This article covers the enrichment of category pages in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce.
Commerce provides a default category landing page that it uses when it shows category data. A default category page contains required elements, such as refiners, categorized product placement, sorting options, a choice summary, and pagination controls.
However, instead of using the default category page, you might want to use an "enriched" category landing page that has more content and more specific elements. A typical enrichment might involve adding category-specific marketing content to the category page. This content might include cross-category product placement for cross-sell purposes, editorial lists, images, videos, and other text. You can either modify the default category page or define a different category page for a specific category.
In Commerce site builder, the Products page includes a list of categories from the channel that are assigned to the site. If the Enriched status is selected for a category page, that category page is enriched. Otherwise, the default category page and content are used for the category. By selecting the category name, you can preview both the enriched and nonenriched category pages for a category.
To enrich a category page, complete the following steps.
- On the Products page, select the name of the category for which you want to enrich the category page. The default category page for the selected category opens in the page editor.
- Select Enrich category page.
- Select a template for the enriched category page. If you're making only minor changes, you can select the default category page. Alternatively, you can select a specific category page template. When you select the template, the page editor opens, and the selected template is used to create a new category page for the selected category. The page is checked out to you, and you can now make your changes.
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Modules that use category specification data use the data from your selected category. The settings of the template that you select determine the changes that you can make.
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