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Thanks @andrewmrobbins

Thanks @andrewmrobbins

Actually, I noticed in the documentation there’s a cart.lineItems.minQuantity JavaScript filter. But, I can’t seem to get it working.

I use the code example in the documentation:

wp.hooks.addAction('after.cart.ready', 'wpshopify', function (cartState) {
  wp.hooks.addFilter('cart.lineItems.minQuantity', 'wpshopify', function (
    minQuantity,
    cartState,
    lineItem
  ) {
    return 3;
  });
});

But, nothing happens. What is the expected behavior of the code?

Oh and I’m running version 3.5.10 of the plugin.

Hey @andrewmrobbins Just wanted to follow up on this topic and check on the status.

Hey @andrewmrobbins I did a bit of research on this. From what I gather, I don’t think using flex with gap is supported on iOS yet. At least that what I read here:

• https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/g/gap/

Looks look grid with gap is supported on iOS though.

@andrewmrobbins I’ve updated the CSS code as specified and still no gap viewing on iPhone. And now it looks odd because the thumbnails that gets selected is 45px by 45px while the other images are 58px 58px.

Thanks @andrewmrobbins I’ve updated the CSS with the one provided:

• https://pikadude.com/collections/pokemon/

It looks much better. But, for some reason, when I view the website on my iPhone 11 there is no gap between the images. Is this just on my end. I even updated your CSS code from “gap” to “grid-gap” and that didn’t work.

Hey @andrewmrobbins , I appreciate the reply. Unfortunately, I’ve added the CSS provided and it’s not fixing the issue.

Example: https://pikadude.com/collections/pokemon/

I run multiple sites with the WP Shopify Free and Pro plugin. The link to the Slack channel works just fine. And many of the issues you’re describing can be tackled by reading through the documentation on the website:

• https://docs.wpshop.io/

Even if the plugin is a “one-man band”, you get A Lot for it being free.

Hey @germars

I think your best bet would be to checkout the documentation on the WP Shopify website:

* https://docs.wpshop.io

There’s a “Shortcodes” section in the documentation that starts with the [wps_products] shortcode:

* https://docs.wpshop.io/#/shortcodes/wps_products

If the documentation doesn’t answer all of your questions, then the developer (Andrew) will get back to you.

Hey @andrewmrobbins Just wanted to follow up on this thread. Thanks.

Just so you guys know, Shopify does let you know the sales channel that the sale came from.

In your Shopify Control Panel you can see this my going to:

1. Go to “Orders”
2. Click the filter icon near the top-right
3. Select the “Sales Channel” filter
4. Select the name of your custom app used for the WP Shopify plugin
5. Click on “Done” in the top-right

That will show you, in Shopify, all the orders that came from your WordPress site using WP Shopify.

I’m on the same page as @do1983 .

I’d really love to see the storefront have the filters in a flyout sidebar the same way as the Shopping Cart flyout sidebar. That would really help prevent users from having to scroll all the way back up to select different filters. This would be especially better for mobile, given that the filters in the Demo Storefront get smushed on the side and extend really far down.

@vaakash Rating has now been submitted. Thanks!

@vaakash I’m really sorry. I was mistaken.

The only reason it was displaying the code I mentioned in my previous comment was because I had applied some CSS to fix the “read more” issue before the plugin update.

Once I updated the plugin, I forgot to remove that CSS. Now that I’ve removed the CSS, the plugin is working fine.

Thanks for the fix. And great work on the plugin.