WordPress to Shopify Migration: Step By Step Guide

WordPress to Shopify Migration: Step By Step Guide

Shopify, WordPress
WordPress and Shopify are prominent players in the world of e-commerce, but they serve different purposes. While WordPress is a versatile website builder that can be used for various types of websites, Shopify is a specialized e-commerce platform designed to streamline the online shopping experience by automating tasks like tax calculations and shipping. For many store owners seeking a platform with robust e-commerce capabilities, transitioning from WordPress to Shopify is a logical step. The process of migrating can appear daunting initially, but in this guide, we aim to simplify it for you. We will explore what data can be transferred to Shopify and provide a comprehensive WordPress to Shopify migration guide, including how to handle data that cannot be seamlessly migrated through migration apps or CSV files. Is it Possible…
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Smart Countdown Timer Shopify App

Smart Countdown Timer Shopify App

Blog, Shopify
Smart Countdown Timer by Startbit IT Solutions lets you create a beautiful countdown timer with nice colors to attract more shoppers. With Smart Countdown Timer, you can create and schedule a global countdown timer, Product based countdown timer and collection based countdown timer with a customized messages, custom colors and schedule start and end time. Smart Countdown Timer creates a sense of urgency and it encourages shoppers to take immediate action which results in increased conversion rates for your store as well as helps you run more effective sale or promotions. Automatic & Fully Configurable: After an automatic install, Smart Countdown Timer display countdown timer on all product pages to notify customers and encouraging them to order quickly so they can order before the cut time. You can also configure…
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Shopify Tutorials: Shopify Apps Charges Types

Shopify Tutorials: Shopify Apps Charges Types

Blog, Shopify, Software Development, Tutorials
There are four different types of Shopify apps charges:. Subscription chargesApp usage chargesOne-time app purchasesApplication credits Subscription charges These types of Shopify apps charges are for recurring apps such as monthly subscriptions. These subscription charges appear on regular Shopify subscription bills. We can bill for app subscriptions and app usage as part of Shopify's 30-day subscription billing period. Does not matter app has a separate 30-day billing cycle, which impacts the charges you'll see on your Shopify bill. We have invoiced every 30 days for the Shopify subscription and paid in advance for the following 30 days. For example, if you receive a Shopify invoice on April 5th, then Billing cycle will completed on May 4th. On May 5th, you will be billed for the next month of your app…
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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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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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Add a size chart to product pages

Add a size chart to product pages

Blog, News, Shopify
Some wearable items like shirts, jeans, shoes etc. are available in different sizes according to consumer's requirements. 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: Login in your Shopify admin panelGo to Online Store > Pages.Click Add page.Add page title "Size Chart"On this page, you can add either a table or an image with the size chart you want to use.Set Visibility as "Visible".Click on "Save" button to save this page. Now we will show the steps to add this size chart to your theme's product page: In Shopify…
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How to add Google Analytics on Shopify Store?

How to add Google Analytics on Shopify Store?

News, Shopify, WordPress
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 Step #1 : Please login in your Shopify admin panel, go to online store which you can find on left sidebar Step#2 : Click on Preferences under online store Step#3 : On right side, you will see option to enter Google Analytics code Step#4 : Paste yours google analytics code in text-area and press Save button. You will see this section like…
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GraphQL Admin API

GraphQL Admin API

News, Shopify
The GraphQL Admin API lets you build apps and other integrations for the Shopify admin using GraphQL. With the API, you can create apps that offer functionality at every stage of a store’s operation, including shipping, fulfillment and product management. Few Quick Starting Points: An endpoint of GraphQL https://my-store-name.myshopify.com/admin/api/graphql How to get Access Token? Login to your Shopify store and create a Private app in apps section and allow this new app to access your storefront data using the Storefront API. How to test API GraphQL endpoint? Test GraphQL by using the GraphiQL app and be sure that it works well for every aspect. How to use JavaScript with Storefront API GraphQL? There are many methods by which you can use GraphQL in shopify, and from those one is using…
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