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Version: 3.x

Add product detail panes

Version
3.x
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Audience: store admins · Scope: the Product Detail Panes of one product · Last reviewed: 2026-07-23

What this does — Detail panes are the titled information blocks shown on a product's storefront detail page — specifications, care instructions, delivery terms, anything a buyer wants to read before configuring. Each pane is a heading plus rich-text content; a product can have several.

Before you start​

  • Have the product created.
  • Write the copy for each pane, in every active language.

Steps​

  1. Open Products → Product Detail Panes in the CBX menu. The list has Add, Remove and Copy, a product filter and a Filter by Heading box, and shows each pane's ID, ordering handle and Heading:

    The Product Detail Panes list

    The Product Detail Panes list

  2. Pick the product from the filter dropdown (so a new pane attaches to it), then click Add — or open an existing pane's heading to edit it.

  3. Fill the Product Detail Pane form:

    The detail-pane edit form

    The detail-pane edit form

    • Heading — per language, required; the pane's title on the storefront.
    • Heading Icon — optional; Upload a file for a small decorative symbol beside the heading.
    • CSS Classes — optional styling hooks for a web developer; leave blank otherwise.
    • Content — the body, per language, in a full HTML editor (headings, lists, links, tables).
  4. Save, and drag the rows in the list into the order the panes should appear on the page.

What happens next​

The panes render on the product's detail page, below the product image and configure/buy buttons — here, a "Care & Materials" pane on the Shirt Configurator:

A detail pane on the storefront

Good to know​

  • Panes belong to one product. Use Copy to reuse a pane's structure on another product, then repoint and re-edit it — the copies are independent.
  • Content is translatable: each active language gets its own tab in the Content editor, so the pane reads correctly in every storefront language.
  • Panes are informational only — they don't affect price or configuration. For choices that change the product, use pages and questions instead.