I will have hundreds of items on my site (if I ever get them all listed). They are all one of a kind. I have only 4-5 categories and do not want to use sub-categories. Can I get the products page to go to a page 2 and 3 after 25-30-50 products, so the page isn't so long?

We do not have any pagination at this time in the software. Actually I think you are the first person to request it.

I will pass this along to our developers.

OK, thanks Scott.

Pagination would be great! It's a bit of a moot point, since listing over about 250 items in a category makes for huge pages, but is there a limit to the number of items that can be in one category and have the program still function? I imported an inventory .csv file which had only about 2000 items, although about 750 items were in one category. Mostly, the program just froze up when I tried looking into the categories, and when I could move around in the program, I could not access about the last third of the items in the long category (they remained hidden behind the category below). I gave up on that file, and am now trying to work out a category structure which keeps to -250 items per category. Pagination, and the ablility to handle at least 500 (preferably more) items per category, would be very welcome!

I think what I will do for now is to add more categories. Such as Pendants 1, Pendants 2, Pendants 3, etc. I don't really like this, but I agree with Orville - we shouldn't have even 250 items on one page!

Why not use sub-categories., main category pendants, with a nice picture heading, and a description covering your whole rangs of pendants ::dicronic glass pendants with sterling silver fittings

Your sub-categories for for instance

:: dicronic glass pendant with flower designs
:: dicronic glass pendant with animal designs
::dicronic glass pendant with gem set

Google will love those sub categories and make you specific designs found more easily

Viv

Thanks Viv, I'll give that some thought.

I have a decal business and have about a thousand decals... each catagory about 120 decals... I need to have some type of pagination...

Richard, What kind of decals do you have? Could any of them be fired onto glass at 1200-1400 degrees?

The only decals that can be fired onto glass at fusing temperatures Marilyn, are sepia tone from a Hewlett Packard printer that uses special ink cartridges. Full colour is not possible at fusing temperatures. Chemically coloured metallic foils are available, but extremely expensive and unreliable with their results.