Storefronts
Pages and legal texts
CMS pages, the five legal pages, the markers that must go and what EU trade requires.
CMS pages
Under Storefronts › Pages you create pages in Markdown: headings, lists, links, images. A page can be shown in the menu and in the footer. The address becomes /slug. Reserved words such as cart, checkout, orders, search and category cannot be used as slugs.
The legal pages
When a storefront is created, five pages are seeded as drafts in the storefront's language (Swedish or English):
| Page | Slug | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Terms of purchase | terms | Required for go-live. Kustom requires it to exist |
| Privacy policy | privacy | Required for go-live |
| Right of withdrawal and returns | returns | Required for go-live. 14 days' right of withdrawal under distance selling law, withdrawal form included |
| Shipping and delivery | shipping | Recommended |
| Cookies | cookies | Recommended |
The templates are filled with details from the company profile. Where something is missing it says [FYLL I: …]. The go-live check blocks until the markers are gone from the three mandatory pages. From the storefront overview you can regenerate the pages from the template once the profile has been updated, with a warning about unresolved markers.
The templates are drafts to be reviewed by a lawyer before real trading. They start with a clear note saying so.
Footer and links
Pages marked "show in footer" appear under Legal. The checkout frame shows terms, privacy policy, withdrawal and shipping as links in its own footer.
Cookies
The storefront shows a consent banner on the first visit with "Only necessary" and "Accept all". Statistics and marketing scripts (for example GA4 and Meta Pixel) start only after consent. The choice is saved per storefront.