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Page Loop Links

The first part of setting up the loop links feature within your page template is to first create a DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE section to control how the link will look on your page. The three main tags you would want to include in this section are PAGE.LinkName, PAGE.LinkGraphic and PAGE.LinkText. With the ShopSite built in templates the page name will be used for the link if there is no link name specified. If there is a link name specified then the link name will be used for the link instead of the page name. The code for this would look similar to:
<a href="[-- PAGE.FileName --]"> [-- IF PAGE.LinkName --] [-- PAGE.LinkName --] [-- ELSE --] [-- PAGE.Name --] [-- END_IF --] </a>

You can also include the link graphic and link text. The complete code for the DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE section may look similar to:
[-- DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE --] <a href="[-- PAGE.FileName --]"> [-- IF PAGE.LinkName --] [-- PAGE.LinkName --] [-- ELSE --] [-- PAGE.Name --] [-- END_IF --] </a> [-- IF PAGE.LinkGraphic --] <a href="[-- PAGE.FileName --]">[-- PAGE.LinkGraphic --]</a> [-- END_IF --] [-- IF PAGE.LinkText --] <p>[-- PAGE.LinkText --]</p> [-- END_IF --] [-- END_DEFINE LINK_TO_PAGE --]

Next you would need to find where you would like the links assigned to the page to appear. The LOOP LINKS section of your template may look similar to:
[-- IF PAGE.NumLinks "0" --] #do nothing [-- ELSE --] <table> [-- LOOP LINKS 1 --] <td align="center">[-- LINK --]</td> [-- END_LOOP LINKS --] </table> [-- END_IF --]