Where are the online store settings?
You can find your online store's settings by going to Online Store > Information.
Information about settings
In the Password protected section, you can set a password for your website (if your online store is still closed and you want someone from outside to see it).
In the Cache section, you can enable caching. This will speed up your pages by using caching, for example, in the product lists, where the information has stayed the same recently.
You can add snippets to your online store (custom javascript, CSS codes, or metadata) in the Snippets section.
In the Redirects section, you can add redirects.
In the Status section, you can publish or close your online store.
In the Google reCaptcha fields, you can set Google recaptcha API keys.
In the Products section, you can control some settings that affect how your products are displayed. Similar settings can also be found in your online store's theme and product details.
In the Time, until which a product will be shown as new field, you can specify how long the product will be displayed as new in your online store.
In the Product group products sort order menu, you can select the default order of products in product groups.
In the Product reviews menu, you can choose how the product review function works in your online shop.
Customer Accounts allows you to choose whether the customer account features (registration/login) are enabled in your store.
The Blog option allows you to choose which blog your online store uses (if you have several online stores with different blogs).
In the Privacy section, you can edit the customer-related functions:
The Enable analytics switch allows your online store to collect data from visitors. This should be enabled if you use Finqu Analytics. If you want to use this option, you must enable the Cookie Policy menu to select how the webshop asks customers about cookies.
In the Cookie policy menu, you can choose the cookie policy for your online store.
Under Session expiration, you can specify the length of the session, i.e., how long, for example, products are kept in the customer's shopping cart.