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Layout Variants

Five parts of your storefront can be restructured independently. A variant changes how a section is laid out — not what is in it.

SectionSettings → Appearance
Panel route/admin/appearance/variants
Access neededPlatform → Settings → View list
Content and business flows stay identical

Switching a variant does not touch your menus, pages, products or prices. Only the arrangement changes, and switching back is one click.

The five slots​

The navigation bar on every page.

VariantDescription
DefaultFull navigation: logo, product links, locale and currency, profile menu
MeridianTall transparent bar with rounded product links and a gold booking button

The closing section with your links, certificates and social media.

VariantDescription
DefaultFour link columns, certificates, contact info and a social media row
SkylineDark brand panel with divided link columns, trust badges and a city-skyline legal bar
MeridianDark contact panel with a serif question, contact details and your link columns

Homepage​

The structure of your landing page — hero, search and product sections.

VariantDescription
DefaultHero with search box, then product sections in the standard order
ConciergeEditorial serif hero with a sidebar, floating pill header and a search planner drawer
AtlasDestination-first mosaic grid with an inline expanding search bar and airy sections
MeridianDark editorial hero with the Ali & Nino sculptures drifting apart as visitors scroll, then serif tour sections on warm stone

Tour list​

How the tour search results page is laid out.

VariantDescription
DefaultFilter sidebar with a two-column card grid
MeridianEditorial heading, sticky filter rail and a three-column serif card grid

Tour page​

How a single tour page is laid out. This is the page for one tour — not the tour landing page you edit in Home pages.

VariantDescription
DefaultGallery, sidebar menu and stacked information cards
MeridianSerif title with a fact row, wide gallery and a sticky booking column

Choosing​

Each option is a card with a small sketch of the layout, its name and a one-line description. The Tour list and Tour page options show a plain placeholder instead of a sketch. Each slot marks its current choice Live and your pending choice Selected.

ActionDoes
Save ChangesApplies the selected variants
ResetReturns to what is live

The five slots are independent — a Skyline footer with a Default homepage is fine.

Which homepage variant suits you​

IfConsider
Search is what visitors come to doDefault — the search box is the first thing they meet
You sell on inspiration and editorial contentConcierge — the search moves into a drawer
Destinations are your strongest selling pointAtlas — a mosaic of places, search inline
Guided tours are what you sellMeridian — a full-screen hero, then your tours in editorial sections

Atlas and Concierge both give destination imagery more room, so they work best once your popular destinations and hero images are in place.

Meridian is designed as a set: its header, footer, homepage, tour list and tour page share one editorial look, so choose it for all five slots. Its hero uses its own built-in imagery rather than your hero images, and shows your Headline Text and Sub Headline Text from Seller Information when you have set them. Its search bar shows the fields of the page's own product — flight, hotel, tour, activity or visa — and opens the full search form when a visitor taps it.

Meridian takes its colours from your Color Palette, like every variant. The gold buttons and warm stone backgrounds in its description come from the Meridian palette; with another palette, it wears that palette's colours.

What customers see​

The structural change takes effect on your storefront as soon as you save.

Questions​

Will I lose content? No. Variants rearrange; they do not delete.

Can I mix variants? Yes — the five slots are independent.

Does this change colours? No — Color Palette does.

Can I preview a variant? Unlike palettes, variants apply on save. Switching back is immediate.