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Aisles from categories
Choose the categories that become aisles, order them, and style their signs.
How aisles work#
Each ticked category becomes an aisle, in the order of the position numbers. Products stay in their real categories, so a product in two ticked categories stands on both aisles. Nothing is copied.
Set up an aisle#
On Aisleza → Settings → Aisles, each category has a row:
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Tick box | Makes the category an aisle |
| Position | Lower numbers come first from the entrance |
| Sign label | The text on the hanging sign. Empty uses the category name |
| Sign colour | A colour like #1b2440. Empty uses your brand accent |
| Category image on sign | Shows the category’s image on the sign |
Deleted category?
If a ticked category no longer exists, its aisle is hidden and the row says so. Save to remove it from the list.
Shelves and filters#
- Products per shelf: shoppers see this many products at a time and move to the next shelf for more. Only the shelf being viewed is loaded.
- Show sub-categories as filters inside an aisle: a Clothing aisle can filter to Hoodies without a separate aisle.
- Show aisles that have no products: off by default, so empty aisles stay hidden.
Automatic aisles (Pro)#
New in, On sale and Bestsellers aisles fill themselves from your catalog. See Automatic aisles.
Still stuck? Ask in the store (Ava knows the controls) or write to support@aisleza.com. Last updated 2 November 2026.