Category management in SuiteCommerce refers to the process of organizing and managing product categories within a SuiteCommerce website or online store. It involves structuring and presenting products in a way that enhances the user experience, improves navigation, and maximizes sales. This article covers the configuration tasks required to support the display of commerce categories in… Continue reading Category Management: Required Configuration Tasks
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Checkout Configurations in SuiteCommerce
In order to provide customers with the appropriate forms to capture their address, shipping information, and payment information during web store checkout, SuiteCommerce offers three supported checkout setups. Standard One Page Billing First The Checkout subtab of the SuiteCommerce setup tool has a drop-down list of checkout steps that can be used to specify the… Continue reading Checkout Configurations in SuiteCommerce
SCA Module Architecture
The source files for SuiteCommerce Advanced (SCA) are organized in multiple modules. Each module defines a specific area of functionality which generally falls in one of the following categories: Application modules: define high-level collections of features that perform similar types of functions. SCA includes three separate applications: Shopping Checkout My Account Feature modules: define specific… Continue reading SCA Module Architecture
What are Media Queries in SCA
In the context of SuiteCommerce Advanced (SCA), media queries are used to create responsive web designs that adapt to different screen sizes and devices. Media queries allow developers to specify different styles for different devices or screen sizes by applying CSS styles only when certain conditions are met. Media queries in SCA are typically written… Continue reading What are Media Queries in SCA
coding standard of Suite Commerce
HTML coding standards in SCA Use Lowercase Element Names HTML allows mixing uppercase and lowercase letters in element names. However, recommend using lowercase element names. Good Bad Close All HTML Elements In HTML, you do not have to close all elements (for example the <p> element). However, it is strongly recommend closing all HTML… Continue reading coding standard of Suite Commerce