While working with Storefront over the past years, one common request I see is that folks need a way to “insert” other content into areas that might not always have a Widget or content area. I wanted to make a solution that was more friendly, especially to folks that might not be comfortable with writing
This is going to be a step-by-step tutorial on how to add a Slider to the Storefront theme. In this example I’m using Meta Slider but really you can use any slider of choice! Why Meta Slider? It’s free and it works.
Someone asked me today, why does the shopping cart had an icon of a basket instead of a cart? It’s called the “cart” after all, right? The URL says cart, and WooCommerce says cart, but there’s an icon of a basket.
I get this request a lot – you have a lot of products but the “Add to Cart” buttons don’t line up together. You probably have some product titles that span 2 lines, others than span 1. Some of your images are taller than others, or maybe some are on Sale and others aren’t. That’s ok! Here’s what you need to do: