Mercury Editor guide for Bootiga

Edit your store pages visually, without touching code.

Use this guide to edit the visual content of your Bootiga store with Mercury Editor. Mercury Editor lets you work directly with page sections and content components, so you can update storefront pages without touching code.

What Mercury Editor does

Mercury Editor lets you edit page content in a visual editing screen.
You can update text, images, buttons, product areas, and reusable page sections.
In Bootiga it is the recommended editor for storefront pages and content blocks.

Open Mercury Editor

Log in as the site owner or an administrator.
Visit the page you want to edit and use the Mercury Editor action from the administration tools.
Return to the public page after saving to review the final result.

Sections and components

Sections define the main areas of the page.
Components hold the visible content inside each section.
Edit one component at a time and keep the page structure clear and easy to scan.

Text and images

Keep headings short and write product-focused copy for customers.
Use clear images with enough resolution for desktop and mobile screens.
After replacing an image, check the page on mobile so crops and spacing still work.

Product areas in Bootiga

Use product administration for prices, stock, SKUs, variations, and product data.
Use Mercury Editor for how product areas appear on editable pages.
Review product grids after editing to confirm spacing, labels, and images look right.

Preview and save

Change one area at a time before moving to the next edit.
Use preview or the public page to check the result before considering the page finished.
If a change does not appear immediately, reload the page or clear cache after saving.

Safe editing workflow

Keep demo sections until replacement content is ready.
Avoid deleting sections that contain navigation, checkout, or product discovery elements unless you are sure they are no longer needed.
Check the page on desktop and mobile after each important change.

When to use other admin screens

Use product administration for catalog data.
Use orders and payments screens for commerce operations.
Use Store Appearance for global presets such as colors, fonts, and general style.

This Bootiga guide focuses on the Mercury Editor workflow used by current Bootiga stores.