# Opening and price sections: from the first screen to the last button > These sections carry what the visitor pays for: the promise on the first screen, the price and the buy button. You never type a price or a number in them: everything is read from the offer linked to the showcase and updates itself, and each page has one price section that carries its button. Here is every section and every layout, by its name in the “Layout” tab, and when to choose it, with Amina, a calligraphy trainer who sells “Arabic calligraphy from scratch” for 4,900 DZD. - Time: About 3 minutes per section - Who can do it: Anyone allowed to edit showcases. Creating and pricing offers needs the “Offers” permission. - Updated: 2026-10-24 - URL: https://www.dirassaplus.com/en/guide/showcase-opening-offer ## In short 1. “Opening” opens every page in seven layouts, the button always on the first phone screen, and the “Announcement bar” in five can sit above it; on your site’s course page its button says how the course is taken. 2. “Single offer” sells one item at its usual price, in seven layouts from “Ledger” to “Store page”, for every workspace. 3. “Bundle”: one price for several items, the arithmetic shown, in seven layouts including “Savings”, sold through the order sheet. 4. “Pick and choose” for two courses at their own prices, or one course with several plans. 5. “Tiers”: two or three options side by side, where every tick is true, in seven layouts including “Recommended”. 6. “Build your bundle”: buyers pick a count and the price follows the rule, sold through the order sheet. 7. “Order now”: the cash-on-delivery order form for a product or a book, in six layouts. 8. “Final word” closes every page, the “Call to action” brings the button back mid-page, “Value math” divides the price, and the “Buy bar” keeps it under the thumb. ## Before you start - A showcase open in the editor, with an offer linked under “The offer”: the “Main offer” owns the buy button and the buy bar. - The item you sell is published and priced: a course, a space, sessions or a product. - A payment method ready, or selling pauses (“Paused: no payment method is ready for this offer.”). - Offers of several items (bundle, build your bundle, tiers that mix items, by quantity) sell through the order sheet in every workspace by default, with nothing to switch on. ## The steps ### 1. “Opening”: six layouts for the first screen, and the “Announcement bar” above it The “Opening” is required on every kind of showcase, once. On the first phone screen it says what you sell, for whom and for how much, with one button and one trust line. On phones the words, the price and the button come before any photo or video in every layout, and the button never sits on a photo. The six layouts arrange one anatomy — top line, headline, subline, actions, numbers, picture, deal — and your identity shapes the top line, the button, the figure and the picture’s frame instead of only colouring them: “Deal”, the words, the price and the button in a column, the picture in the identity’s frame beside them, the layout that shows a vertical video in full; “Stage”, the promise centred, the film on a screen and the ticket (price, numbers, button) riding its lower edge; “Statement”, type only, the headline is the picture and the deal a signature line between two hairlines; “Poster”, the photo page-wide, the words and the deal on the identity’s dark plate under it — never on the photo — and it needs a photo of you or your work; “Course card”, the course as the card a student taps in a store — cover, name, teacher, numbers, then the price and a card-wide button — and on phones the card opens on the price and the button; and “Ticket”, for lives and sessions: the date, the length, the seats and the price on a punched ticket, the promise beside it (on a page with no date the ticket carries only the price and the numbers). You write the “Headline” (up to 90 characters; a ==word== in equals signs takes your identity’s marker) and the “Subline” (up to 160 characters), add the “Image” (without one the course cover is used), a “Promo video” shown as an image until tapped, and the “Free lesson link”, shown only when there is a free lesson or a curriculum. In the settings: the “Button text” from the list that fits the page type and the “Price in the opening”, then six questions with the same names as in “Site opening”: “Alignment” (“By layout”, “Start”, “Centre”), “Picture” (“Identity frame”, “Flat”, “No frame”; in “Deal” and “Stage”), “Numbers” (“By layout”, “Under the buttons”, “Pinned to the picture”, “Hidden”; two numbers from the platform, and the identity always decides how they look), “Backdrop” (“Identity paper”, “Plain”, “On a panel”; no glow), “Height” (“Compact”, “Normal”, “Full screen”) and “Top line” (what the page sells, signed by the identity). Above the Opening can sit the “Announcement bar”: it and “Deadline and seats” are the only sections the check accepts before it, and anywhere but the top it suggests “Move to the top”. One short line, like a store’s promo bar, for news, a discount or a date you write in “The announcement”, with an optional icon and link. The five layouts: “Bar”, a thin solid band in the button colour, the message centred and its link at the end; “Marquee”, the announcement and up to two “More messages” sliding endlessly on the page’s dark ground while the link stays put, stacked and still when motion is off; “Pill”, one floating pill on a soft wash: the “Tag” (“New”, say), the message and an arrow; “Coupon”, the message then the “Discount code” on a dashed coupon, which visitors select to copy and enter when they order; “With a button”, the message on one side and a small button on the other, under it on phones. “The link goes to” a section of the page (“The offer section”, “The curriculum”, “Deadline and seats”, “The questions”, “Contact”) or to “An outside link” on https, and the link is not drawn when it has nowhere to go; settings: “Bar colour” (every layout but “Pill”) and “Speed” for “Marquee”. A discount, a date or a code you type is your own promise to every buyer, and this bar never counts down: deadlines the platform enforces belong in “Deadline and seats”, which the link can point to. With no announcement line the bar hides (“Write the announcement line to show this bar.”), and with a code in “Coupon” the check reminds you: “Check the code exists and is active in “Growth tools → Codes”, or the order will refuse it.”. On your site’s course page in “Designer”, and only there (not on campaigns or other pages), the button reads the course’s own facts and says how the course is taken, in this order: a student already enrolled sees “Go to your course”, with no price and no trust line; when your academy has no place left for a new student, “Full right now” with “Ask the teacher on WhatsApp when a place opens”; a course taking no one right now keeps its offer’s own notice if it has one, otherwise “Enrolment closed” and “Ask the teacher on WhatsApp when enrolment reopens”; a course that opens only with an activation card, “Activate my card” with “No card? Ask the teacher on WhatsApp” linking to the academy’s WhatsApp (with no number: “The course opens with an activation card the teacher sells”); a free course, “Start for free” with “No payment — your name and number are enough” when the button opens the order sheet, or “No payment — one account is enough” when it opens the checkout page; a paid course keeps the “Button text” you chose. A course with no lesson published yet says so: the top line “Lessons published one by one” without a lesson count, no “See the curriculum” link, “No lesson is published yet — the teacher starts soon” under the button, and, when free, “Sign up, we’ll tell you” (“Sign up” in the buy bar). A single-plan subscription carries its period after the price, like “1,500 DZD / month”. The “Free lesson link” becomes “Watch “…” for free”, named after the first published free lesson, and opens it directly instead of the curriculum. Under the button, only real proof: “9 students rated the lessons: Excellent”, from students’ lesson ratings once at least 3 have rated, in words, never stars. And when you or your team open the page, you read above the top line “This is your course page” — “Edit it”, leading to the course in your dashboard; visitors never see it. On screen: «Opening»، «Deal»، «Stage»، «Statement»، «Poster»، «Course card»، «Ticket»، «Headline»، «Subline»، «Promo video»، «Free lesson link»، «Button text»، «Price in the opening»، «Alignment»، «Picture»، «Numbers»، «Backdrop»، «Height»، «Top line»، «Announcement bar»، «Bar»، «Marquee»، «Pill»، «Coupon»، «With a button»، «The announcement»، «More messages»، «Tag»، «Discount code»، «The link goes to»، «Bar colour»، «Speed»، «Go to your course»، «Full right now»، «Enrolment closed»، «Activate my card»، «No card? Ask the teacher on WhatsApp»، «Start for free»، «No payment — your name and number are enough»، «Lessons published one by one»، «Sign up, we’ll tell you»، «Watch “…” for free»، «This is your course page»، «Edit it» Tip: One button for the whole page: the Opening’s “Button text” is the buy bar’s too, in its short form. A course page suggests “Enroll now”, “Start the course” and “Reserve my seat”, a product page “Order now, pay on delivery”; text that does not fit the page type is flagged before publishing. On your site’s course page your text stays for a paid course; a free or card-only course says its own words, so the visitor knows what happens before tapping. Heads-up: A vertical video outside “Deal”? The check suggests “Use “Deal””. And if the headline and subline push the button out of the first phone screen, the button alone moves up right under the headline. ### 2. “Single offer”: one item at its price “Single offer” shows when the main offer is “One item”: a course, a space, sessions or a product at its usual price. It “Works today with the current checkout page”, for every workspace. Price, plans and payment methods come from the offer; you write the “Title”, the “Intro” and up to 3 “Your own lines” for what the buyer gets that the platform cannot see, like “Feedback on three of your sheets”, with no numbers. The seven layouts: “Ledger”, a printed receipt with your name, the included lines with dotted leaders, a torn edge, then the total and the button, right for anything; “Board”, what the price buys as figures on tape on one side, the pass (item, plans, total, button) on the other, and on phones the pass right after the title; “Card”, the item’s cover heading one card, for an item with a good cover; “Ticket”, for a live: a dated stub, a perforation, then the details; “Line”, a short band with cover, title and contents, then price and button, for short pages; “Two panels”, one panel in two colours, what the price buys on a coloured half and the price and button on the light one, its colour from “Panel colour” (“Deep”, “Accent”, “Soft”); “Store page”, the item as a store product page: its real cover large, beside it the kind, the item’s name and subtitle, the teacher’s photo and name, the verified rating and its count (only from 5 ratings), then a row of facts (lessons · hours · chapters for a course), then one price box: the plans as a switch (a list from four plans), the price with the old price, instalments, one button, payment methods and the guarantee; under the cover, “Includes” (free lessons, upcoming lives, access length, then your own lines). Without a cover the page can serve, the frame is dropped entirely, never an empty box where the product should be, and “Ready to publish?” adds a note: “The store page shows the item's cover large. This item has none, so the page shows without it.”, with “Open courses” for a course. Settings: “Plans shown” (“All plans” or “Main plan only”) for a course with plans, “Monthly equivalent” (the “≈ … a month” line for long plans), “Instalments line” and “Price-window ribbon”, which shows only when the offer has a price with a real end date. On your site’s course page, the “Single offer” button carries the same words as the Opening’s and the same quiet line under it (“No payment — your name and number are enough”, “No card? Ask the teacher on WhatsApp”…), the subscription’s period after the price for a single plan, and no ways to pay or guarantee for an enrolled student who reads “Go to your course”. On screen: «Single offer»، «Ledger»، «Board»، «Card»، «Ticket»، «Line»، «Two panels»، «Store page»، «Includes»، «Open courses»، «Your own lines»، «Plans shown»، «All plans»، «Main plan only»، «Monthly equivalent»، «Instalments line»، «Panel colour»، «Price-window ribbon» Tip: “Card” on an item with no cover warns: “The card opens with the item's cover, and this item has none.” and suggests “Board”. “Ticket” with no upcoming live suggests “Ledger”. Heads-up: With no offer linked the section hides from visitors and tells you “Link an offer to this showcase to show the price and the button.”. An offer that sells several items or options shows in its own section (bundle, tiers, pick and choose, build your bundle). ### 3. “Bundle”: one price, the arithmetic shown The “Bundle” sells several items (up to 12) for one price the server computes, and shows all the arithmetic: each item’s own price, then “Total if bought separately”, then “Bundle price” and the computed “You save …” badge. An item not sold on its own reads “Only in the bundle”, with no value, and stays out of the total; a bundle never reads “/month”. The seven layouts: “Receipt”, item lines with their prices and leaders, the total, the bundle price large and the badge; “Stack”, lines with covers and each item’s numbers, the price panel beside them, pinned on desktop; “Shelf”, covers joined by “+”, then “=”, then the panel; “Box”, a dark slab with the covers fanned, the bundle on a light card beside it; “Bento”, the items as tiles, the price panel the largest; “Library”, the contents as a library of cards and, beside it, the sum written as an addition that ends in the bundle price; “Savings”, the bundle’s arithmetic drawn: the saved amount is the big number (“You save”, then “…% less than buying them separately”), under it one bar split into each item’s separate price, a second bar with the bundle price on the same scale, the gap dashed and marked “−…%”, a colour key, and a dark half with the price and the button. The big number shows only when every item is sold alone and the saving reaches 5%, under the “Saving badge” setting. When one item is sold only inside the bundle, the bars stay without the saved figure. Otherwise (no separate prices, a bundle that is not cheaper, mixed currencies…) it shows a plain list of the items and the price, and “Ready to publish?” suggests “Use “Receipt”” in yellow. You write the “Title”, “Intro” and “Button label” (usually “Get the bundle”). Settings: ““Or buy each on its own””, quiet links to the items really sold alone, and “Saving badge”, shown only when the server computes a saving of 5% or more, with a real single price for every item. On screen: «Bundle»، «Receipt»، «Stack»، «Shelf»، «Box»، «Bento»، «Library»، «Savings»، «You save»، «N% less than buying them separately»، «Use “Receipt”»، «Total if bought separately»، «Bundle price»، «Only in the bundle»، «“Or buy each on its own”»، «Saving badge»، «Comes with» Tip: A cheap item (under 10% of the bundle price) or more than five items? The check says: “A cheap item or too many items can lower the bundle's perceived value. Move it to “Comes with”.”. Heads-up: Only if the Dirassa+ team pauses the engine by hand for your workspace do you read “The offer engine is not switched on for your workspace: offers of several items show “Notify me” until it is.”: the bundle still saves and links, and the button gathers interested visitors in the follow-up desk, with no payment, until it is resumed. ### 4. “Pick and choose”: each choice at its price “Pick and choose” shows several courses or plans, each at its own price. It works for every workspace in two cases: two courses on the showcase, each at its own price (the visitor picks one and pays for it, “You buy one course at a time”), or one course with several plans. Through the order sheet, a “Pick what fits” offer becomes checkboxes with a running total and one payment, plus “All for … instead of …” if you set a price for everything, and there “Switch” takes the “Picker” form. The six layouts: “Picker”, choice cards and a summary panel whose price and button follow the selection; “Rows”, wide rows with a picture, title, numbers, price and button; “Posters”, tall cover-first cards with the title over the image; “Price list”, a café-style list: name, dotted leader, price and a quiet “Choose”; “Cards”, a rail of cards, each with its price and button; “Switch”, a segmented switch, one tab per choice with its name and price, over one large card for the selected choice: cover, numbers, price and its own button, the tabs scrolling sideways from four choices, when you want visitors to see one whole choice at a time. Up to 6 choices; “One line per choice” says who it suits, filled in the draft from each course’s description. Settings: “Preselect” (“Main choice” already selected, or “None”: no price until the visitor picks) and “Numbers” (lessons, length). On screen: «Pick and choose»، «Picker»، «Rows»، «Posters»، «Price list»، «Cards»، «Switch»، «One line per choice»، «Preselect»، «Main choice»، «None»، «Numbers» Tip: More than three choices in “Cards”? The check suggests: “With more than three choices the “Picker” reads better on phones.”. Heads-up: Without two choices the section hides: “This section needs two offers on the page, or a course with several plans.”. A “build your bundle” offer has its own section. ### 5. “Tiers”: two or three options side by side “Tiers” sets two or three options of one offer side by side, and every tick comes from the data. It works for every workspace with a course that has two plans or more (“1 month” and “3 months”, say) or two offers on the showcase. Tiers that each hold different items, and selling “By quantity” (“How many would you like?”, “How many copies?”, “How many sessions?”, “For how long?”) through the order sheet, sell through the order sheet. The seven layouts: “Columns”, on phones a switch above one card (never three tall cards) with “Compare all options”, side by side from tablets up; “Ladder”, each step lists only what it adds; “Folder tabs”, each tier a folder card with its name on the tab; “Podium”, the recommended tier raised and inverted between the others, first on phones; “Table”, one comparison table, each tier’s price and button in its column head; “Windows”, each tier an app window with its name in the title bar, the recommended one lit; “Recommended”, the recommended tier alone on one large dark card with its price, “What it includes” and its button, the other tiers as compact rows under “Other plans” (beside it on desktop, below it on phones), each saying what it adds (“Adds: …”) or goes without (“Without: …”), computed from the real ticks, with a “Choose” button. The hero is your “Recommended”, else “Most chosen”, else the offer’s default plan with no badge; “Ready to publish?” then suggests “Choose the recommended plan”. Up to 3 “Your own lines”, each with “From tier” (“The first”, “The second”, “The third”); names come from the course’s plans, and “Tier names” gives a shorter one (28 characters in English). Settings: ““Recommended””, your own advice, shown as “The creator's recommendation”, and “Computed unit price” (“≈ … a month” for long plans, “… per session” for quantity steps). On screen: «Tiers»، «Columns»، «Ladder»، «Folder tabs»، «Podium»، «Table»، «Windows»، «Recommended»، «What it includes»، «Other plans»، «Adds: …»، «Without: …»، «Choose»، «Choose the recommended plan»، «Compare all options»، «Your own lines»، «From tier»، «Tier names»، «“Recommended”»، «Computed unit price»، «Most chosen» Tip: “Most chosen” is never set by hand: the platform computes it alone from real orders. “Recommended” is your own badge, on one tier only. Heads-up: Without two plans or two offers the section hides: “This section needs a course with two or more plans, or two offers on the page.”, with “Set up the plans”. ### 6. “Build your bundle”: the buyer picks the count In “Build your bundle” the buyer picks several items from a list (up to 20 cards) and the price follows the offer’s rule: “any 3” at one price, or “with a growing discount”. You never price a combination by hand, and the progress line tells the truth: “You picked 2 courses. Add 1 course to reach the price of 3 courses: 9,500 DZD”; the button waits until the rule is met, then opens the order sheet with the exact selection. The six layouts: “Builder”, toggle cards (two columns on phones, three on desktop) and a progress dock that sticks to the bottom while picking; “Two steps”, the count cards first (each with its price or discount, lit once reached), then the list; “Side panel”, the choices beside a running total that stays in view on wide screens; “Shelf”, a sideways shelf of covers; “Tick list”, a compact two-column list with no covers; “Covers”, a wall of covers in their own wide shape (two columns on phones, up to four on desktop), only the title and price under each, no numbers, and picking lays a veil and a large tick over the cover, with the same progress dock as “Builder”, for when your covers carry their names and deserve to be seen. You write the “Title”, “Intro” and “Button label”, and set “Numbers” (lessons, length). On screen: «Build your bundle»، «Builder»، «Two steps»، «Side panel»، «Shelf»، «Tick list»، «Covers»، «Numbers» Tip: Amina’s example: six short courses (Naskh, Ruqʿa, Diwani…) and “any 3” for 9,500 DZD. Every number in the line comes from the rule and changes by itself when you change the price under “The offer”. Heads-up: With no build-your-bundle offer linked the section hides: “This section shows with a “build your bundle” offer: the buyer picks from a list, the price comes from the offer's rule.”. ### 7. “Order now”: cash on delivery on the sales page “Order now” is the order form itself, for a product or a book paid on delivery; it works for every workspace with a “One item” offer. Buyers fill it with no account: the quantity, then “Phone number”, “Full name”, “Wilaya”, “Commune”, “Address or landmark” and “How you receive it” (“To my home” or “From the delivery desk”), with a live total before “Confirm, pay on delivery”. The six layouts: “Inline”, the product, its price and promises on one side, the form on the other; “Sheet”, a summary card whose button opens the form in a window over the page; “Centred”, one focused card, the product on top and the form under it; “Showcase”, a tinted band with the product large and the form on a card over its edge; “Promises”, the promises as large tiles first, then the form across the width; “With photos”, the product page itself: its photos, one large with thumbnails that switch it, the name and price under them, the form beside them on wide screens and after them on phones, for a product with several photos. All the details are in the products and books lesson. Do not mix it up with the “Order form” section: that one is for offers sold through the order sheet, sets the sheet itself inside the page and brings every buy button down to it, in five layouts, “Card”, “With summary”, “Dark”, “Steps” and “Compact”; the details are in the order sheet lesson. The readiness check warns when both are on one page. On screen: «Order now»، «Inline»، «Sheet»، «Centred»، «Showcase»، «Promises»، «With photos»، «Confirm, pay on delivery»، «Order form» Tip: One section carries the page’s button: on a product page “Order now” is the price section, so do not add “Single offer” beside it. Heads-up: An offer by quantity or in tiers does not use this form: “This offer is ordered from “Tiers” through the order sheet, one price per choice, so the stand-alone order form does not show.”. ### 8. “Final word”, the deciding sections and the “Buy bar” The “Final word” is the last section of every page and required on every kind: a line that decides, the price, the same button and the trust line. The six layouts: “Banner”, a centred band with the headline, three chips, the price, the button and the guarantee line; “Letter”, a signed note in your voice, then the price and the button; “Dark slab”, a flat dark slab, the page’s last word on it; “Recap”, what the price buys, recapped beside the button; “Strip”, one closing line and its button, for short pages; “With the cover”, the last word on a dark slab beside the course’s own cover, the cover after the button on phones, when the course has a cover worth one last look. You write the “Heading” and the “Line under the heading” (“One short sentence that invites people to start.”), or in “Letter” the “Letter text” (“Three to five short lines, in your voice.”) and “Your role under your name”, then the “Button label”; “Offer facts” (three figures from the offer data) in “Banner” and “Dark slab”. Earlier, mid-page, comes the “Call to action”, up to three per page: a short call between two sections with the page’s own button and its price, so a visitor who has decided need not wait for the end. Its button works exactly like the final word’s: it opens the same checkout, scrolls to the form on a “Free (file or live session)” page, and shows its notice when sales are closed. The five layouts: “Band”, a soft band, the call and the price on one side, the button on the other, stacked on phones; “Card”, a centred raised card with the price, the button and the brief trust line; “With image”, your image or the course cover beside the call; “Dark slab”, on the page’s dark ground, flat; “Line”, one quiet line and its button, between two sections. You write the “Heading” (“Ready to start?” in the draft), the “Line under the heading” and the “Button label”, the “Image” for “With image”, and set “Show the price”; with no offer linked the section hides: “Link an offer to show the price and the button.”. Near the price, “Value math” divides the price by what it buys, with no button and no number to type. The platform works out every figure from the price the final word shows and the offer’s own data (lessons and their length, upcoming lives, sessions, book pages, the subscription or access period); a division only counts by two or more (more than an hour for per hour), and every figure is rounded up: when it is not exact, “under” comes before it and stays true. The five layouts: “Receipt”, a printed till slip, the price on top, each division a dotted line, the first one in the total’s place; “Tiles”, one tile per unit with its big figure, the first one lit; “Scale”, the smallest figure on one pan against “The full price” on the other, the rest as quiet lines; “Sentence”, one sentence with the figures set large; “Slab”, the figures centred on the page’s dark ground. You write the “Heading”, “Intro” and an optional “Closing line” under the figures, and switch off in the settings the lines you do not want: “Per lesson”, “Per hour”, “Per day of access”, “Per course in a bundle”, “Per session or live”, “Per month” and “Per page”; only the ones the data supports show. It has no place on “Coming soon (waitlist)” and “Free (file or live session)” pages, and hides with no price to divide (“This section shows with an open paid offer: there is no price to divide right now.”) or nothing to divide it by (“Nothing to divide the price by: add lessons, their length or an access period to the offer.”); for a composed offer it divides the lowest price. The “Buy bar” is not a section in the list: a fixed bar at the bottom of the screen that appears once the visitor scrolls past the Opening’s button, steps aside near the price sections and follows what the visitor picked there. Its text is the short form of the page’s button (16 characters in English), and its one setting is a quiet “WhatsApp button” beside it. On your site’s course page, the “Final word”, the “Call to action” and the “Buy bar” say the same words as the Opening’s button (“Start for free”, “Activate my card”, “Go to your course”…); the “Final word” keeps its quiet line and the subscription’s period after the price (“1,500 DZD / month”), and shows no price or trust line to an enrolled student. On screen: «Final word»، «Banner»، «Letter»، «Dark slab»، «Recap»، «Strip»، «With the cover»، «Line under the heading»، «Letter text»، «Your role under your name»، «Offer facts»، «Call to action»، «Band»، «Card»، «With image»، «Line»، «Show the price»، «Value math»، «Receipt»، «Tiles»، «Scale»، «Sentence»، «Slab»، «Closing line»، «Per lesson»، «Per hour»، «Per day of access»، «Per course in a bundle»، «Per session or live»، «Per month»، «Per page»، «Buy bar»، «WhatsApp button» Tip: “Letter” is signed with the name of the first item’s teacher, or your workspace. Write it as you would to a student: “The first time I held the reed pen…”. Heads-up: The “WhatsApp button” needs your workspace’s WhatsApp number; without it the check says: “No WhatsApp number: your customers will have no button to message you before and after ordering.”. ## After the price sections - Explain what they buy: “What you get” and “Curriculum”, in the explaining sections lesson. - Prove it with numbers: “Real numbers” and “Sourced reviews” before the price. - Reassure before paying: “Questions”, “Guarantee” and “Pay and start” around the price. - Check before publishing: The readiness check names every unfinished section, with a button to fix it. ## Questions **Do I type the price in the section?** No. Price, plans, instalments and payment methods come from the offer linked to the showcase and update themselves in every section. To change the price, open “The offer” in the editor or edit the item itself. **How many price sections per page?** One of the six offer sections: “Single offer”, “Bundle”, “Pick and choose”, “Tiers”, “Build your bundle” or “Order now”. It carries the page’s button, together with the “Opening”, the “Final word” and the “Buy bar”, and the “Call to action” can bring that same button back mid-page up to three times. For an offer sold through the order sheet you can add the “Order form” to set the sheet inside the page. **Why does my bundle show “Notify me” instead of the buy button?** Offers of several items sell through the order sheet and work by default. If “Notify me” shows, it is mostly because the Dirassa+ team paused the engine by hand for your workspace, or because the offer is still a draft; until it is resumed the button gathers interested visitors in the follow-up desk, with no payment. “Single offer” and two courses at their own prices are not affected. **Can I change layout without losing my text?** Yes. “Every layout keeps your text. Try them freely.” A field a layout does not show stays saved, marked as hidden in that layout, and comes back when you switch back. **Which Opening should I choose?** “Stage” for a wide picture, “Split” for a vertical video, “Statement” when the sentence is enough, “Poster” for a strong photo of you or your work, “Collage” for several prints of your work, “Keynote” for a promo video on a wide screen, “Course card” for a course with a good cover, shown like a store card with its price and button. All keep the button on the first phone screen. **What is the difference between “Recommended” and “Most chosen”?** “Recommended” is your opinion, picked in the settings and shown as your recommendation. “Most chosen” is computed by the platform from real orders and can never be set by hand. **Can buyers pay in instalments?** If the offer has instalments, the “Instalments line” shows under the price (“or in installments: …”); you can switch it off in the settings. Instalments for order-sheet offers are set in “Growth tools”. **Why doesn’t my course page’s button say my text?** On your site’s course page the button says how the course is really taken, so it never promises what won’t happen: “Start for free” for a free course, “Activate my card” for a course that opens only with a card, “Go to your course” for a student already enrolled, and “Full right now” when your academy is full. A paid course keeps the “Button text” you chose, and so do campaign pages.