To provide more information about your products and categories, add images, videos, and
attachments. You can associate media to parent and variation products. You can also associate a
banner image to your B2B store’s product category pages.
To display an external source on the product detail page, the URL must be added to the CSP
Trusted Sites list.
In the navigation sidebar, select a store from the Store
dropdown.
Select Merchandising | Products.
Select a product from the Product Workspace, and scroll to the Media tab.
To add images or videos to the product, complete the media fields.
You can upload media directly, select them from your CMS workspace, or add them from
hosting sites or cloud storage by using a URL. Only users assigned as workspace
contributors can access the CMS workspace media.
Drag and drop media to arrange them in the order in which you want them to appear on
the product detail page.
Save your changes.
Associate a banner image with the category.
From your store, select Merchandising | Categories, and select a category.
Under Banner Image, click Add Image and add a banner
image.
When you design your store, you can set up your category page to display the
banner image you've associated with the category by selecting Banner Image in the Image
URL or Expression property for the Banner component.
Stores based on the LWR platform created in orgs provisioned with Commerce in Summer
’23 or later have a public channel to an enhanced CMS workspace. To allow those stores to also
access media stored in a non-enhanced workspace, add the store's public channel to the
non-enhanced workspace. See Add a Channel to a CMS Workspace.
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