Check how a page looks for specific customers on certain dates and how the
page looks when a customer gets to the page using a URL that specifies a particular source
code. You can also preview how the page appears on different devices, with custom pixel
dimensions, and in landscape or portrait orientation. This topic applies to B2C
Commerce.
Required Editions
Available in: B2C Commerce
Note You can’t preview Page Designer pages on production environments.
To see how the page looks for specific customers on certain dates, and how the
page looks when a customer gets to the page using a URL that specifies a
particular source code, open a page in Edit view and click the view icon.
Select the customer groups and dates and the source code.
For dynamic pages, select a value for the dynamic attribute.
Dynamic pages are typically Product List or Product Detail pages for which the
content changes based on which product or category renders.
Click Apply.
When preview settings are configured for a page, a small green circle
appears next to the preview icon.
To see how the page looks on different devices, click the viewport icons.
To adjust the dimensions of the preview, click the edit icon and enter the width and height in pixels.
In some cases, if you enter values that are larger than the pixel dimensions of
the screen on which you’re working, the width and height doesn’t scale correctly. If
you enter custom values for the dimensions, in some cases, you can’t correctly
position components on the page. To automatically calculate the pixel values, click
the edit icon again.
To switch between portrait and landscape, click the rotate icon.
To exit preview, click Back to Edit View.
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