I have tried to implement a CSS grid for order lines within a picking slip - except it does not render correctly - even my hard coded test code - which works fine in a normal html file rendered in a browser.
Am I correct in assuming that the picking slip templating runtime engine uses an old, non-standards-compliant rendering engine?
If so, what version of CSS should we be catering for or is it some other convolution?
Thanks
Tim
Hello @thuffam ,
First, you should check the documentation for your theme to see if it supports CSS grid. If your theme does not support CSS grid, you may need to modify the template files or seek assistance from the theme developer or Shopify support.
If your theme does support CSS grid, the issue could be due to conflicts with other CSS styles or scripts in the template. You can try isolating the CSS grid code to a specific class or ID and apply it to the relevant elements in the picking slip template.
Another possible solution is to use a CSS grid framework or library that is compatible with your Shopify theme. This can help ensure that your CSS grid code is compatible with the specific version of CSS and rendering engine used by your theme.
Hope this can help. Let us know if you find anything.
Ali Reviews team.
Thanks for your reply.
Does the theme for the external, customer-facing website determine how picking slips are rendered?!- I thought they were unrelated - ie the theme is for the customer facing shopify website/store and picking slips are a pdf generated by an html engine as part of the shopify admin website?
Thanks