Create product pages and inquiry options
Add product details, images and options, then publish a product page that helps visitors make a useful inquiry.
A useful product page explains what an item is, shows its important details and gives visitors a clear way to ask about it. LitPage product options record a visitor's preferences for an inquiry. They do not manage inventory, create an order or take payment.
For this guide, prepare a site you can edit, verified product information and images you have permission to use. The screenshots use fictional Everyday and Wide ceramic bowl concepts. They illustrate the workflow and are not items offered for sale.
Create the product
Open Products, choose Create Product, and enter the title, excerpt and language. Choose Create & Edit to open the draft. Use a specific title, such as “Everyday ceramic bowl,” and a short excerpt that helps a visitor understand its purpose. Choose the language before adding related guides and an inquiry page; these connections use content from the same site and language.
The editor has four navigation links: Content, Options, Inquiries, and Layout & SEO. These move to sections of the same editor.
Under Product information, add any relevant Brand, Model, and Specifications. Leave optional facts out when they are not known. In Description and care, explain materials, use, differences and care using short sections. The product title supplies the main page heading; use lower-level headings in the description.
Add clear views and a useful description for each image. The first image is the product cover.
Add product images
In Product images, select Add image and choose an image from the media library. Complete Describe the selected image, then select Add to gallery. Alternative text should explain the useful information in the image, for example “Demonstration ceramic bowl viewed from above.”
To add a new file, choose Upload in the image picker and wait for the selected image to appear. Add its description, then choose Add to gallery. Uploading a file alone does not save or publish the product.
The first gallery image is the cover and is also used when the product is shared. Use the earlier/later arrow controls to arrange images. Keep image descriptions accurate when replacing a view. The current gallery supports up to 32 images; a few clear views are usually more useful than many similar ones.
Add options when they help the inquiry
Open Options, select Add option group, and give it a readable name, such as Size. Add values such as Small and Large. The page also lets a visitor ask for help choosing; a product does not need options to receive an inquiry.
If visitors may only request certain combinations, enable Only allow listed combinations and add the combinations you support. Give a combination its own gallery image or difference description when that information helps a visitor choose. These descriptions are inquiry information, not stock or pricing records.
Turning the restriction off retains the combination list but stops applying it. Turning it back on restores the restriction. If you remove a value or gallery image used by a combination, repair that combination before saving.
The demonstration uses two allowed Finish and Size combinations. Options capture inquiry preferences, not stock availability.
Review the page and connect inquiries
In Layout & SEO, review Product overview and Product details. Choose the image position and fit, arrange the blocks, and decide whether to show specifications. Keep Product details present and Show product details enabled if the product uses guide links: those links are displayed inside that block.
Write a concise SEO title and SEO description under Search appearance. Check that the page describes the actual product instead of repeating keywords.
In Inquiries, connect a published inquiry form in the same site and language. If you need a form first, follow Collect product inquiries and read your inbox. Complete its readiness steps before publishing the product connection.
Select Save, then Open authorized preview to inspect the saved draft. After publication with no pending edits, the preview action can read View published. Preview links are for checking your work; share the normal public product URL with visitors.
Select Publish when the saved content is ready. Open the public page and verify the images, description, options and inquiry action. A draft save alone does not change what visitors see.
Check the result
Use the live page at a narrow screen width as well as on desktop. Select an option with the keyboard, follow the inquiry action and confirm that the form shows the intended product and selection. Submit fictional details once and check the saved message in Form submissions.
If a combination cannot be saved, check removed option values and images first. If inquiries are unavailable, inspect Product inquiries and use Refresh inquiry pages after publishing the form. If the public page still shows older content, confirm that you published the intended draft.
Create a separate product for each language you publish, with translated titles, descriptions, image descriptions and option labels. LitPage does not translate this content automatically. Use the actual public URL from the editor when checking a translated page.