Adding custom functionality to a Shopify store can be done in a few different ways depending on what you need to achieve. Here’s a breakdown of the main approaches: 1. Use Shopify Apps Best for: Common features like subscriptions, reviews, upsells, etc. Go to the Shopify App Store Install an app that fits your needs […]
Liquid templates are the backbone of theming in Shopify, a popular e-commerce platform. Here’s a clear breakdown of what they are and how they’re used: What is Liquid? Liquid is an open-source template language created by Shopify. It’s designed to load dynamic content on web pages in a safe and readable way. Think of it […]
Customizing a Shopify theme can range from simple tweaks using the built-in theme editor to advanced modifications using code. Here’s a breakdown of the ways you can customize a Shopify theme: 1. Use the Shopify Theme Editor (No Code) Great for quick changes like colors, fonts, layout, and content. Go to Online Store > Themes […]
bsolutely! A typical Shopify theme is made up of a specific file structure that organizes all the code and assets needed to define how a Shopify store looks and behaves. Here’s a breakdown of the main parts of a Shopify theme: Root Theme Structure plaintext . ├── assets/ ├── config/ ├── layout/ ├── locales/ ├── […]
Shopify is a leading e-commerce platform that allows individuals and businesses to create their own online stores to sell products or services. It’s cloud-based and designed to be user-friendly, making it accessible to both tech-savvy users and those without coding experience. Why is Shopify Popular for E-Commerce Development? 1. Ease of Use No coding needed […]
You can change and rename the WordPress database prefix in several ways. Change the table prefix in wp-config.php Go to the WordPress root directory and open the wp-config.php file. Change the prefix of the table “wp_” to whatever you wish, for example, “wp_vhgfd”. Therefore, the line would look as follows: $table_prefix = ‘wp_vhgfd’; Change the […]
The wp_ is by default prefixed with WordPress tables.
In WordPress databases, the shelves are called tables. By default, WordPress websites contain 12 tables. Only certain data can be stored in each table. WordPress comments tables, for example, contain information regarding IP addresses, comment author slugs, etc., of people who have commented on a post. In this way, data can be stored and retrieved […]
What is required to run WordPress WordPress has the following minimal requirements: PHP version 7.2 or higher. A MySQL version of 5.6 or higher OR a MariaDB version of 10.0 or higher. Support for HTTP. The best servers for running WordPress are Nginx or Apache, but any server that supports MySQL and PHP […]
The below mentioned are few of the reasons why to use MySQL with WordPress: It is an Open source It is also Extremely fast It is a widely available database server It also supported by low-cost Linux hosting