This is the third guide in our series on using and configuring websites within Franpos. In this walkthrough, we’ll provide clear, step-by-step instructions on how to set up and manage the "Store Info" page, located under the My Website section.
This function allows you to open your website and see how it currently appears.
It is useful for reviewing recent updates and checking whether layout, styling, or content changes meet your expectations — before publishing the site publicly.
This toggle controls the public availability of your website.
Enabled: Your store becomes visible in search engines and accessible to customers.
Disabled: Your website will remain hidden from public view. Only you can access it through the "Preview My Site" button for internal testing.
The Store Alias is a custom name that becomes part of your e-commerce website URL. Instead of displaying a technical company ID in the web address, the alias helps create a cleaner, more user-friendly URL. This not only improves the appearance of your link but also enhances your store’s search engine optimization (SEO).
This field is required for the proper functioning of the "Enable ZIP Codes Restriction" feature, which was explained in the previous article.The Service Area ZIP Code field appears only when the ZIP code restriction is enabled. It allows you to specify which ZIP codes are permitted to access your website.
This option becomes available when the "Enable ZIP Codes Restriction" feature is turned on. When enabled, your website will display a popup prompting visitors to enter their ZIP code before proceeding.
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This setting is available only at the parent location level and automatically applies to all child locations. It defines which page your website visitors will see first when they access your domain using the default DNS settings.
In other words, it controls where the original store URL (e.g., pokemonstorefranpos.shop) will redirect users upon entry.
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This option controls whether your website includes a homepage.
When disabled, your website will not display a homepage, and visitors will be redirected to the section defined in your Landing Page settings.
When enabled, the homepage will become active and visible to your customers.
Use this setting to determine whether your site should greet visitors with a customized homepage or redirect them directly to another section (such as Shop or Locations).
When this option is enabled, your website can display featured categories — these are specific categories marked as “featured” in the Back Office within each category’s profile.
Similar to categories, this option allows your website to display products that you’ve marked as “featured” in the Back Office — within each product’s individual profile.
Enable Featured Brands
This setting enables interaction with featured brands, which you can mark in the Back Office under each brand’s profile. In addition to adding them to your website, all brands marked as “featured” will also appear in the footer section of your website.
The Banner Message field allows you to display a custom text message in the header of your website.
This is typically used to highlight important updates, promotions, shipping information, or seasonal announcements. The message appears across all pages, ensuring maximum visibility to visitors.
The Social Integration section allows you to add clickable links to your social media profiles. The following platforms are supported: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok. These links appear as clickable icons in the footer section of your website.
You are not required to fill in all the fields — only the platforms you provide links for will be displayed. This gives you full control over which social channels are promoted to your customers.