Category: Shopify

Open Terminal type brew tap shopify/shopify & hit enter type brew install themekit & hit enter create a development store in Shopify go to apps in the sidebar, scroll to the bottom and click on manage private apps click on generate api credentials configure a new theme wherever you store your local projects, create a new directory to store the files… Continue reading Install Shopify locally, using Themekit.

Make sure you set up URL redirects for pages that customers might have bookmarked. This will minimize the risk of losing customers who return to a page and find it unavailable after you’ve migrated to Shopify. Steps: Log in to the platform that you’re migrating from. Find the URL redirects section in your account settings. The placement… Continue reading Automamtic redirect

When you migrate to Shopify, you need to migrate content such as your products and blog pages, as well as data, such as your customer transactions from your old platform. In this page, the term data refers to both content and data. few options that you can use to migrate your data: Copy and paste… Continue reading Import your store’s content and data to Shopify

CSV files can be used to add and edit your customer list and customer information. You need to format the CSV file correctly for it to upload successfully. You can download and view the customer CSV template or refer to Format your customer CSV file to learn about the correct format. It can take several hours for your CSV… Continue reading Solving customer CSV file errors

If you create a custom metafield definition that contains invalid values, then you’re automatically redirected to the bulk editor to fix the validation errors. Optional: Hover your cursor over the i icon next to a metafield value to view the error that’s associated with it. Click and type within fields in the METAFIELD VALUE column to edit the existing… Continue reading Fix metafield values by using the bulk editor

If we need change the subdomain of the store there is default functionality From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Domains. Click Manage for the domain that you want to configure. In the Subdomains section, click Add subdomain. Enter the prefix that you want to add: For international subdomains, enter the two letter country code for your target market. For example, eu for Europe, or ca for Canada.… Continue reading Add a subdomain for your Shopify-managed domain

We can change the way that currencies are shown on our store. From your Shopify admin, go to Settings. Click Store details. In the Store currency section, click Change formatting. In each of the fields, replace {{amount}} with the currency format that you want to use from the options table. Click Save. {{ amount }} 1,134.65 {{ amount_no_decimals }} 1,135 {{ amount_with_comma_separator }} 1.134,65… Continue reading Currency formatting

Many countries charge taxes based on an order’s destination, which means it will depend on the region and where your product delivered Confirm that your store address is not in a region that uses registration-based taxes, and that you have set up a shipping zone for the destination country. From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Taxe… Continue reading Set up location-based tax rates