Add a size chart to Shopify product pages

Blog, Shopify
Some wearable items like shirts, jeans, shoes etc. are available in different sizes according to consumer's physic. Showing a size chart on related products is a plus point for website owner and customer as well. Now we would like to describe you steps through which you can add size chart option on product page. First we will create a size chart page with using below steps: 1) Login in your Shopify admin panel 2) Go to Online Store > Pages. 3) Click Add page. 4) Add page title "Size Chart" 5) On this page, you can add either a table or an image with the size chart you want to use. 6) Set Visibility as "Visible". 7) Click on "Save" button to save this page. Now we will show the…
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Setting up Google Analytics on Shopify Website

Blog, Shopify
Google Analytics is an easy and free web analytics service which help to track and analyze visitors on your website and provide detailed statistics about the traffic and sources of traffic for a website. Here we would like to show you steps to use Google Analytics for your Shopify website. Please login in your Shopify admin panel, go to online store which you can find on left sidebar Click on Preferences under online store On right side, you will see option to enter Google Analytics codePaste yours google analytics code in textarea and press Save button. You will see this section like below: That's All. You have successfully setup Google Analytics code on your Shopify store and now you can easily track traffic of your website on Google Analytics.
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Critical Vulnerability Detected in WooCommerce on July 13, 2021

Critical Vulnerability Detected in WooCommerce on July 13, 2021

Blog, Free WordPress Plugins, WordPress, wordpress plugins
Currently, WooCommerce team started to send a message related to Critical Vulnerability Detected in WooCommerce to all the sites owners that have WooCommerce Plugin is using. There is no need to worry about all of the site owners we just need to update the site with the latest version of the WooCommerce Plugin. This vulnerability affected WooCommerce versions 3.3 to 5.5. So developers / site owners need to update the site with WooCommerce latest version 5.5.1. If you are also using the WooCommerce Blocks Plugin on your Website then please also update this plugin with the latest version 5.5.1 For a more secure site please make all your Plugin up to date. If not then maybe WooCommerce team trying to raise issues in the near future.
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How to get followers count from Social Platforms in PHP with jQuery?

Blog, PHP, PHP Scripts, Tutorials
In this blog we describe how you can get followers count from Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and Twitter profile URL. When you enter a Facebook or Instagram URL in the text field and click on the button then contact information like; name, email, profile picture and description will also get from their social account. For get followers we have to use some jQuery code snippets. Facebook Follower count: By using Facebook graph api you can get social count from Facebook. For this you require an access token and you can get this from here https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-apis/overview/authentication/. After getting access token you can use jquery following code to get followers. var link11 = document.getElementById('FacebookPageURL').value; link11 = stipTrailingSlash(link11); var link2 = link11.split( '/' ); var user = link2[link2.length - 1]; var token = 'Your…
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Points to know when you design your website Homepage

Blog, Themes, Web Design & Programming
We all know that Shopify platform is being used by the users worldwide, some of them are selling their items, products and services on this platform while others (such as audiences OR clients) are buying useful items, products and services. Shopify is an eCommerce platform, so the main object to make website on this platform is to sale the products in a very easy and best. So when a seller uses this platform, so many questions come in their mind, most important one is – what details to be covered on home page of the Shopify store. Your website homepage provides 2 important information to the users – 1. An introduction to your brand, 2. A set of instructions meant to help users to find what they need. This page…
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Team Startbit – Working from Home during Corona outbreak

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Stay Home Stay Safe!!! Team Startbit is available for the work and clients always. Fighting the spreading of #covid19, while being staying at home, maintaining #socialdistancing and giving the best results as before. Our aim is to provide BEST & TIMELY SERVICES to our clients. Our passionate team members amidst this #coronavirus outbreak, working from home dedicatedly with all possible efforts.We appreciate their unprecedented commitment in this hour of #coronacrisis.#teamstartbit#proudteam#teamefforts#wfhWe are working with same energy, passion and dedication to provide on-time delivery. This is the time to maintain social distancing and we are very much committed to it and following all the guidelines issues by Govt. of India and WHO. Due to our team's efforts we are delivering all the work as usual during this crisis.
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Rest API using JWT Authentication with Laravel 6.13.1

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JWT authentication provides a secure way to transmit data between the client and server. Using JWT we can transfer data and information between client and server. In this post, we will look at how we can create a rest API security using JWT authentication and Laravel based API. Generally, We use rest API services on different types of platforms such as web, android and IOS. If you are familiar with front-end development languages like ReactJs, AngularJs & VueJs then you have idea to use API services to create dynamic front-end web application. Why we should use JWT token based authentication? If you have a look in the config/auth.php file, You can find out laravel default authentication configuration. Laravel’s authentication functionality is based on the guards and providers. Here providers defines…
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SameSite Cookie & Shopify Apps

SameSite Cookie & Shopify Apps

Blog, Ruby on Rails, Shopify
With the release of Chrome 80 on February 4th, 2020, the default behaviour of Chrome will change from allowing cookies in a cross-site or third-party context to denying them, unless specific attributes are included as a part of the cookie. The new version of Google Chrome will be blocking 3rd party cookies, and hence breaks lots of Shopify apps. In May 2019 Google announced that cookies that do not include the "SameSite=None" and Secure" labels will not be accessible by any third parties, in Chrome version 80 and further. The Secure label means cookies need to be set and read via HTTPS connections. SameSite prevents the browser from sending this cookie along with cross-site requests. The main goal is mitigate the risk of cross-origin information leakage. It also provides some…
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SameSite cookie updates by Chrome

SameSite cookie updates by Chrome

Blog, Tips
Google Said: In May 2019 Google announced that cookies that do not include the "SameSite=None" and Secure" labels will not be accessible by any third parties, in Chrome version 80 and further. The Secure label means cookies need to be set and read via HTTPS connections. Chrome SameSite cookie default is: "None" which allows third-party cookies to track users across sites. But from February 4 2020, cookies will default into "SameSite=Lax" which means cookies are only set when the domain in the URL of the browser matches the domain of the cookie. Any cookie with the "SameSite=None" label must also have a secure flag, meaning it will only be created and sent through requests made over HTTPs. Meanwhile, the “SameSite=Strict” designation restricts cross-site sharing altogether, even between different domains that…
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