Customizable Product Description With Rich Text Formatting
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Djedjy Forly Hill Pierre-Louis
It would be super cool to be able to customize the description of a created product (bold, italic, etc.) very useful especially for physical product stores.
And, as shown in attached images, if when using the "product description" element, the formatting remained the same as when created in the products tab, instead of showing in the store as one giant paragraph.
Btw, the team is amazing for creating the "product carousel" element to showcase multiple photos of our products! Thank you team!!
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Tom Dear
PLEASE PLEASE can you hurry this feature along? It seems so incredibly basic, I am completely stunned that the product pages are so bad in Clickfunnels!
Sreekuttan Sreelatha
I'd very much like to have this please
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David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst)
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MARIKA CONWAY
David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst) I am soooo glad this is in the works! Are we getting close??? I've said it before, I'll say it again - you guys are awesome! Thanks for always listening to us!
MARIKA CONWAY
The ability to add more description boxes might help - for example, I sell skincare, so separate boxes for product description / instructions / ingredients / size would be helpful - NO - it's necessary! It's a basically embarassing the way it looks now.
You all are doing a great job - I really appreciate the ability to make these requests and see them actually happen.
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David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst)
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Font and style customization in products description
MARIKA CONWAY
It would be nice to be able to have bold, underline and italics available in creating product descriptions
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David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst)
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Not sure where to begin...
MARIKA CONWAY
The products area is very confusing. Variants, where they will go, how to manage inventory once it's been done one time...and mostly the way the product displays in a collection. My description has to include product description, instructions for use, ingredients and product weight/volume. I created it by using spaces, but it doesn't come out the same in the collection. Now that you all are focusing a bit more on e-commerce, we are going to need a way to describe physical products, especially consumables like foods / supplements / personal care items where ingredients and weight/volume are mandatory. People need to be able to "shop" from the site and choose multiple products.
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David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst)
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Retain formatting in product description
Justin Vachon
wondering why the product description in the product section doesn't retain it's formatting on the front page? (line breaks, spacing, etc)
What are we supposed to do to retain formatting of product descriptions?
Here's a couple screenshots as examples
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David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst)
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Paragraph and Bullet Points
Fou Rush
At the moment it is not possible to add bullet points or more than one paragraph in the product description. I think at least the paragraphs is crucial to an appealing description and would be very beneficial to users.
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David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst)
Hey Djedjy Forly Hill Pierre-Louis thank you for your feedback and making this request. I will let you know, this is rather 2 different matters...
1. Retain formatting
2. Description rich text.
We are already in progress on retaining the description formatting. That one does not need a feature request and we will let you know when that is released.
We can keep the focus of this request on adding Rich Text to the description editor.
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David Lamoureux (Product Support Analyst)
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When adding a product that requires separate sections for descriptions, it would be helpful to have those sections nice and neat and separate so they populate properly in a collection. For example, a product that requires a description + instructions + ingredients could have those be separate elements instead of one crazy paragraph. I know CF is mostly geared toward digital products and services, so this would be a nice move for those selling physical products.
MARIKA CONWAY
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