Tag: kilimanjaro

How to override a template file if you are on the Kilimanjaro release of SCA or earlier.

When customizing SCA, you may need to change the HTML code of the application. To add, remove, or change the HTML, you must customize the template file for the module that corresponds to the feature you want to change. To customize a template, you must use the override method provided by the SCA developer tools.… Continue reading How to override a template file if you are on the Kilimanjaro release of SCA or earlier.

How to extend a Sass file if you are on the Kilimanjaro release of SCA or earlier.

SCA enables you to customize your website to easily apply global style changes while supporting migration to later versions. When customizing styles, you create a custom module that overrides specific Sass variables already defined in the BaseSassStyles module. You then redefine application dependencies so that base Sass styles import your customizations in the correct order.… Continue reading How to extend a Sass file if you are on the Kilimanjaro release of SCA or earlier.

Dynamic Checkout Link for SCA Kilimanjaro

There are cases that customers would like to create a dynamic link being displayed on their webstore to be used as a reference as to where is the checkout page. To use it, add data-touchpoint within the <a> for Checkout in SCA Kilimanjaro. You may refer to the example below: <li><a data-touchpoint=”checkout”>CHECKOUT</li>