Quick Reference: Web Properties Tab

Quick Reference: Web Properties Tab



Yellow Dog has the ability to integrate with several web-carts, and the web properties tab is typically where the item configuration will occur for those integrations. Each integration is unique, and you should reach out your implementation guide or support for details on your web-cart. 



  1. Title:  The name of your item.   

  2. Short Description: Short description of your item

  3. Extended Description: Long Description of your item 

  4. Product Type: Place to add product type, that will be pushed to your Web-Cart

  5. Tags: Place to add tags for your items that will be pushed to your Web-Cart

  6. Send to Web Site: This button is required to for items to push to your Web-Cart and is the equivalent of the Push interface for non web-cart items. If your item will only be available in webstore for certain dates, configure that here.  

  7. On Sale: If your item will be on sale, in your webstore configure dates and sales price here. 

  8. New Item/Last Chance: Check boxes to flag items as New or Last Chance. 

  9. Taxable: Check box to flag items that should be taxed. 


Figure 1. The Web Properties tab of the Item Editor.

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