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If a Category
is an Anchor Category, then it appears on the NavigaNon Menu.
The term "Anchor" makes the category sound as if it must be a top-level category.
This is not true. You can designate
any category as an Anchor Category. Doing so puts that category into
the NavigaNon Menu.
When a shopper selects a normal Category from the NavigaNon Menu,
its landing page
and any subcategories are
displayed. When a shopper selects an Anchor Category from
the
menu, Magento
does not display the normal list of subcategories.
Instead, it displays
the
Atributes of all the Products
in that category and its subcategories. Instead
of moving down
into subcategories,
the shopper uses the Atributes to
filter all the Products in that Anchor
Category
and the Categories below it. The NavigaNon Menu
will not display if:
◆
You don't create any
Categories,
or
◆
You create Categories, but you don't make any of them Anchors, or
◆
Your Anchor Categories are
not subcategories under the Default
Category.
◆
You have created at
least one Category
◆
You have made at
least one Category an Anchor
◆ You have
made the Anchor Category a Subcategory
under Default.
When you first create your
Magento
site and add Products, you won't see those Products on your site unNl you've
met all of the previous condiNons. For
this reason I recommend
that you create at
least one Anchor Category
before you
start adding Products to your store. As you
add each Product, add it to an Anchor Category. Then, the Product will display
in your store, and you can
preview it. If the Anchor Category
is not the one that you want for
that Product, you can change
the Product's Category
later.
Before
we add Products to our coffee
store, we
will create two Anchor Categories:
Single Origin and Blends. As we add
Products, we will assign them to
a Category so that we can
preview them in our storefront.
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