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Product Grid

Configuring the Product Grid

The Product Grid is the workhorse of your homepage — a full grid of product cards that acts as the main catalog window. Where the Product Carousel is best for curated, narrow selections, the Product Grid is built to show breadth: dozens of products at a time, with pagination so customers can keep loading more without leaving the homepage. It also offers a slider variant for cases where you want the grid look but the horizontal scroll behavior.

Opening the Product Grid section

Go to Yaxii COD > Settings > Homepage Layout. Find the Product Grid card and click it to expand. If you do not see one, click Add Section at the bottom of the list and choose Product Grid.

The Product Grid section card expanded in the Homepage Layout tab, showing the Title input, Data Source dropdown, Max Items number field, the Grid/Slider Layout Mode segmented control, and the Pagination Type selector (None, Load More, Numeric, Infinite).
The Product Grid card with all five configurable fields visible.

Configurable fields

FieldWhat it controls
TitleThe heading above the grid (for example, “Our Selection” or “Browse the Catalog”). Leave empty for a heading-less grid.
Data sourceWhat products to display. Same four choices as the Product Carousel: Latest, Best Selling, On Sale, or a specific category.
Max itemsHow many products to load (default 12). When pagination is enabled, this is the count per page.
Layout modeChoose between Grid (multiple rows of product cards) and Slider (single horizontal scrolling row, similar to a Product Carousel but using the grid styling).
Pagination typeOnly applies when Layout Mode is Grid. Controls how customers see more products. See the next table.

The four pagination types

Pagination typeHow it behavesBest for
NoneThe grid shows the max item count and stops. A “View the full catalog” button below the grid sends customers to the shop page.Smaller stores or when the grid is meant as a teaser, not the full catalog.
Load MoreA button appears below the grid; tapping it loads the next batch of products inline without a page reload.Mobile shoppers — fewer clicks, gentler than infinite scroll.
NumericClassic numbered page links (1, 2, 3, …) appear under the grid.Customers who like to jump to a specific page or know how deep the catalog goes.
InfiniteNew products load automatically as the customer scrolls toward the bottom of the grid.Discovery-driven shopping where you want customers to keep browsing without thinking about page boundaries.

Setting up the main catalog grid

  1. 1
    Open the Product Grid section
    In the Homepage Layout panel, click the Product Grid card to expand it.
  2. 2
    Set the title
    Pick a clear heading like “Our Selection” or “All Products”.
  3. 3
    Choose a data source
    Most stores use Latest here so the grid always reflects fresh inventory.
  4. 4
    Set max items per page
    A value between 12 and 24 is typical. Higher counts load more products per request but increase initial page weight.
  5. 5
    Keep Layout Mode as Grid
    Slider mode is only useful if you want a single scrolling row — for a real catalog, Grid is the right choice.
  6. 6
    Pick a pagination type
    For most COD stores, Load More performs best on mobile.
  7. 7
    Save Settings
    Click Save Settings. The grid appears on your homepage immediately.
A live Yaxii COD storefront showing the Product Grid section: a 2-column mobile or 4-column desktop grid of product cards with prices, sale tags, and a 'Load More' button visible below the grid.
The Product Grid rendered live with the Load More button beneath it.

How grid columns are decided

The number of columns in the grid (on desktop) is controlled by a separate setting in the Archives tab — see the Product Page and Catalog Layout documentation. On mobile, the grid is always 2 columns; on tablets, 3 columns; on desktops, it follows your Archives setting (4, 5, or 6 columns).

What’s Next?

The product showcases are in place. Next, configure the Promo Banner — a clickable promotional image that breaks up the rhythm between product sections.

Configuring the Promo Banner →