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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ship-around.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Leaf URLs follow /categories/{parent}/{child}/. They are the product loops in the catalogue: each card represents a parent listing; opening it goes to a single product page.

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Page chrome

  • Title — Matches the category name (for example “PP Ropes - Ship-Around”).
  • SHOW FILTERS — Reveals sidebar / drawer filters. Observed facets include Stock Location (sometimes nested, e.g. country then city) and Lead Time, plus Reset where applicable.

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Product cards (grid)

Each card typically includes:
  • Thumbnail and product title, each linking to the single product page.
  • Price — Either one price or a price range when the listing has more than one priced option. If no price is shown publicly, the card may say something like Price available upon request.
  • Stock location — Where the item is stocked (for example city and country), when the seller added it.
  • Number of variations — For listings with several variations, the card may show how many there are. Clicking that opens a small window that lists the combinations (sizes, options, and so on) so buyers can see what exists without leaving the category page. Choosing a variation and buying still happens on the product page.
  • Lead time — A single lead time when everything matches, or wording such as From … days when options use different lead times and the card reflects the shortest one.
  • Seller type — Labels such as OEM or Reseller, when that detail is stored for the seller.
Buyers still open the full product page to pick a variation, set quantity, and complete a purchase; the category grid is an overview, not the checkout path.

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Empty state

When nothing is published in that leaf, the page explains that no products are listed, offers Notify me, and points suppliers to List your products.
Related: Categories and coverage · Single product pages