I am using child theme in Hubspot CMS, However Iam making change in child theme but it doesn't get reflect in front end. Any Idea? Any steps? Please do let me know, I am using starter package. Thanks
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I am creating a Shopify app that will insert a trust seal or badge on the product page. However, there is difficulty in implementing it since there is no clear documentation or tutorials on how to do it. What I want to achieve is to place an image (trust badge) somewhere before or after the Add to cart button. This is a public app, so modifying the theme through Shopify API themes/assets is the only option to do it dynamically.
Shopify is really new to me. I just studied it for 3 weeks, maybe someone who has prior experience in implementing this would help me.
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I'm beginning to use PrestaShop so I've installed a 1.7.7.1 with the classic theme.
I have created a child theme which uses the classic theme as parent and selected it through the admin page. The website shows normally.
When creating a child theme, I'm trying to modify a small part of the product page by creating a product.tpl page in the child theme. I then try to extends the parent product page but this doesn't work, the product page just stays blank.
Here is the line in my child-theme/template/catalog/product.tpl file:
{extends file='parent:catalog/product.tpl'}
Doing so, I should see the product page as it is with the classic theme.
I've watched some tutorials and I've done the exacts same steps and it is not working properly for me. I can't figure out what I did wrong.
Thanks for the help !
Ok, that was easy, I solved my problem by deactivating the cache and choosing "Recompile templates if the files have been updated" in the advanced parameters.
I am trying to write a Shopify application and I want to add a section to the product page when the store owner installed my app. I tried this by adding a custom script tag in the shop template and this tag will load and inject my desired HTML into the page. It's work but it needs to force the store owner to change the product page template and its not user-friendly.
I see some apps in the Shopify app store that can change the product page after you install them without needs add any part to the product page template. How they do this work? I can't find the correct way in the Shopify documents.
You can change the Shopify theme of the shop using The API for Assets:
However as drip mentioned this is not a good idea:
If you change the theme auto-magically via code, you are looking for trouble. A lot of things can go wrong - simply you cannot cater for all themes and their changes over time! So you could possibly leave a broken page after the change. The e-shop owner won't be impressed! Actually a lot of the 1* reviews of apps are for that reason!
What would happen if the eshop owner removes your app? He won't know what code to remove.
So, most apps ask the user to add the app code. They provide detailed instructions of course.
Fyi, another problematic approach is the following:
Some apps may attempt to change the DOM "on the fly", by first locating an existing DOM element (a lot of theme-specific if statements to do that with any degree of success) and, then insert the app's DOM elements.
That's very messy and problematic as well, but at least you do not risk ruining the owner's theme files. In the worst case he can uninstall your app and he 'll be ok.
I am developing a shopify app.
Is it possible to add a new link to the main menu via the shopify API?
Thanks
If you log in to your partner account and then create an App you can edit the created App and you will see all the resources at your disposal where you can add a new link.
If you notice also, using the API you can pull and rewrite any asset in a shop to contain a new link. This is discouraged as bad practice. Instead, inject a script tag that does the dirty work.
Soon as I know the API itself cannot change something inside the theme files... some APPs ask you to apply some code manually in the theme, with proper instructions... maybe this code could add the new menu or dynamically interact to get it.
We have a Sitefinity 3.2 site in production and the users want a whole new look and feel. Upgrading is not an option.
I have created new templates for them but they will need to go into the site and create all new pages using the new templates. This is a problem because they want the current site to remain unchanged until they are done - then they want to instantly switch over.
One problem that I see already is that pages will not show up in the menu control until they are published.
I am very new to Sitefinity. Is there a standard practice for doing this?
You don't need to re-create all of the pages to change the look and feel; simply change the template assigned.
This video shows how to work with themes and templates.
I'd think that changing the theme of all the templates late at night should be "instantly" enough for most people. :)