It looks great! ... View more

As long as they have a similar aspect ratio (both square) it shouldn't be a problem at all. Although it will most likely load slower than just a plain image. I've never used them for that specific case, so I can't say if would be a significant difference in speed, but it's something to look out for. ... View more

Hey Gregan, Sketchfab provides an iframe that you can embed virtually anywhere you want in your site. An example: https://sketchfab.com/models/48db6facb4b64e99b60f36b8c01185e1 If you look at the buttons under the bottom-right of the model image, you'll see one that says "embed". Click that and copy the code and paste it anywhere you want it to show in your theme. If you need help with the placement in the code, I'd be more than happy to help. Blake blakewenloe@yahoo.com ... View more

@Piotr this is simply the payment gateway for receiving funds. Refunds will have to be processed through Klarna as usual for now. I'm waiting to hear back from Klarna regarding a full-fledged integration and will update you when they get back with me.   @Markus, I'm sending the email now. ... View more

Hi Albert, Can you shoot me an email? Thanks, Blake ... View more

Hey Jason, If I have existing metafields on products, is there a way to update them via the standard item import csv? e.g. adding columns for each existing metafield field. Thanks! Blake ... View more

Hi Markus, Can you make a temporary staff account for me? I will try and go in and configure it for you. ... View more

Klarna (for Europe) - https://www.shopify.com/login?redirect=authorize_gateway%2F1030863 Please let me know how it works for you and feel free to ask any questions regarding setup. ... View more

I'm 98% sure the best way to go about that is jQuery. I had intended on figuring this out as well, so this is a good excuse to get on it. If someone else doesn't already have a solution, i'll come back and share mine with you. Blake ... View more

Hey Ignacio, Yep! You use a variable tag to create new liquid variables and store your data. Tag example: {% assign redShoes = 1234567 %} So adding the below liquid tag after the assignment would display "1234567" on your website {{ redShoes }}   ... View more

@Paul on the same note, I really hope to see them add access to objects/endpoints outside of the cart. This is definitely a great start, though! ... View more

@Centriciti You're right on both accounts. I developed a script, tested it, deployed it and solved the problem within about an hour. The hangup is that it's only available for my Plus clients. I would love to be able to offer this for everyone. ... View more

I believe you just need to remove the "item." In "item.article.image" instances. ... View more

I'll try not to write a book haha. For the merchant, the checkout is the finish line. If we take care of any issues that may occur in the sales process (up to and including the cart) and then the customer trips over a hurdle right before the finish line, we all kind of lose the race. Abandoned carts are a thorn in the merchant's side and we can't prevent all of them. It's inevitable. We can only do our best to make sure we aren't the reason a customer chose not to convert to a sale. So with the cart being the starting point, it stands to reason that checkout scripts are the next logical step to take in the direction of improving the platform and merchant success. A few of the problems that I can raddle off at the moment: Customers stacking discount codes. Customers not getting their free shipping discount because they used a coupon code at checkout and it brought them under the threshold. A lot of these shipping, payment, discount and miscommunication issues all happen just outside of our reach. This post about draft orders API shows another use case. To put the potential uses in perspective, I was able to write a ruby script to solve some price level issues a Plus client was having the same day the cart scripts were made available. It was clean, very short time to deployment and the merchant will never have to bother with it. Not to mention scripts are much more portable. ... View more

Hey Damon, I just implemented this structure in NetSuite. The logic behind it was that the company has a master account and employees had subaccounts of that master account, but were all under the same tree, so to speak. Shopify merchants have a similar option in the dashboard via staff accounts, but this is something I had been thinking of. I'm going to dig a little and see what I can come up with. Blake Enloe ... View more

If everything checks out, maybe test it a few more times to be safe. ... View more

Test this on just one product to be safe: We don't want to destroy and recreate, just update (PUT) 1. Record the original ID, just so you know it for sure changes on the next step. 2. Now do a PUT request (not POST) to update the ID field of that part. ... View more

Hey Tatiana, If you don't explicitly export them to the new store with ID's assigned to them, the new store will treat them like brand new parts needing unique ID's. That said, I think (I may be wrong) the only way to transfer them with the same ID's is through the API. If you need hands-on assistance fixing this today, shoot me an email and I'll help you out: blakewenloe@yahoo.com Blake Enloe ... View more

Alternatively, I'd recommend brushing up on the documentation: https://docs.shopify.com/ ... View more

Well that's even easier: {% assign last_post = {{ blog.news.article.enter-title-here }} %} {{ last_post.content }} The ".url" at the end of the your article titles shouldn't be there either. ... View more

I'm on my phone so I can't see the full reference, but I believe it goes like this: {{ blog.news.article[-1] }} Ruby/Liquid use a cardinal index, so negative one should return the last article within that blog category. ... View more

It may actually be in the index.liquid file or whatever snippet you have for that particular area of the home page. I don't want to drag you through a bunch of code for something I can fix fairly quickly. Would you mind making a temporary staff account and letting me hop in real quick? ... View more

Towards the top of your "theme.liquid" file, there's a closing "</head>" tag. It will be easier to find if you use Command+F or Control+F. Right before that tag, paste the following code: <style> .main-content { margin-top: 0px; } .site-header { padding-bottom: 0px; } </style> Next use Command+F or Control+F to find this element: "<div class='flexslider'>" You don't need to do anything to that element, but there's an "<hr class='hr--clear'>" element that needs to be deleted. That's it! Let me know if it worked for you. EDIT: The "hr" element is directly above the "flexslider" element. Blake Enloe ... View more

No problem at all. I tried it out in the browser just to make sure. Is this snapshot (attached) closer to what you're trying to achieve?   ... View more

Hi Paul, I don't see a screenshot, bu it may be because I'm on mobile. Are you familiar with CSS? My initial guess is that you either need tk remove the bottom padding from the header or the top padding from the content below the header. If you aren't sure how to tweak your CSS, I can hop in real quick and fix it for you. Blake ... View more

Hey Arron, Shoot me an email and I can help you out. Thanks! Blake ... View more

Hey Pakoch, All you have to do is go to your Shopify dashboard, go to setting, then notifications and scroll down to "create notifications". You can create a notification for both you and your supplier. ... View more

That's the part where you kind of have to roll up your sleeves and dig into your market data. Instead of targeting people who like pineapples, it would probably be more effective to target chefs, cooking enthusiasts, foodie bloggers/vloggers, etc. Maybe even reach out to them and offer a free sample for them to review. These industry influencers have audiences that come to them because they have trust in their advice and authority regarding their respective industry. ... View more

Yeah Chrome extensions turned out to be a surprisingly useful solution. I think we really need solutions that can be automated for clients with minimal hands-on afterwards. Hopefully we'll see more open up soon! Especially in the dashboard environment. ... View more

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