This plugin eases your life as several Modules are integrated into a single plugin. You can easily enable a functionality using a button and add it to your site.
This is the very first step. This will help you install the Store One plugin in your WordPress dashboard.
This Module helps you add a list of something, it can be features, brands, functions, or anything, to the single page of a product. Like the image below
Let’s explore its features.
From your Store One dashboard, click on the Configure button of the Featured List
You will see it’s all the settings on this page.
First, the Settings appear. Here you can make different Rules. Let’s explore the settings.
For example, here the Exclude Products button is enabled, and two products are selected, which means the Featured List module will not show up on these two products. Likewise, there are more buttons for Categories, Tags, and Sale-products.
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This helps you add social media links to the product page through which users can directly share the product or page. Let’s see how you can enable it.
Open the Store One dashboard.
This will be shown when you click on Configure.
First thing you need to do is enable the module. Its preview is given on the right side, so you can see the changes live.
Then there is a Rule that you can set to active or inactive. You can create multiple rules and add social media to them. For example, you can create a rule for social media links for all products, and another rule for social media links for all pages. So the rules will be applied, and the social media buttons will appear as per the rules.
Then, in the Trigger Type, you can set where you want to apply the Rule.
Next, you can add the social media icons that you want. When you add a social media icon, its settings appear. First, you will see the platform tabs like social, messaging, business, etc. You can select the platform, and then you can upload an image icon or a custom SVG, if not want the default icon.
After setting up the module, you can see the final preview.
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Using this module, Badges are added to the product page that visually improve the product page and enhance its appearance.
First, enable the Trust Badge module from the button above. You can start editing Rule 1. After ensuring the active status of the Rule, you can give the badge a title.
Select the Trigger Type. Various buttons give you the option to exclude the Rule to trigger in some pages.
Having scrolled, you will find the Brand Item section. This is given to add the badges. From Choose Badges, you can select from two options, Preset (a set of popular platforms’ badges like Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, etc) and Custom (You can upload a custom badge icon here).
You can add multiple badges to show on the page.
Shortcode is given to help you add the module anywhere on the site.
Now switch tab to Display Page.
You can show these badges in the slider if you enable the ” Display on product page button. Select the quantity that you want to show in the slider, and the other will appear after sliding.
You can also set it to Autoplay and use the Navigation buttons. At last, there is the placement of the Trust Badges. You can set the priority if you have multiple rules.The
Design tab is given to customize the appearance of the module.
After all, save the changes. You can see the result below.
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This lets you create badges that simplify your store. Add badges like Sales, Discounted, etc.
Open the Store One dashboard and click on the Badge Management module.
This will open its settings.
First, enable it from the button above. From the Show Badges, you can select which products you want to show the badges.
The buttons below Show Badges set where to show the badge and where not. As Loop and Single Pages are enabled, the badges will be shown on these pages. But if you enable the Exclude button, you can select products that you want to exclude from displaying a badge.
Next, switch tab to User Condition
Select the User Condition means the users you want to display the badges to. If you want to exclude some users from seeing the badges, enable the Exclude button and select the roles and users.
Next to customize the Badge appearance, switch to
From the Badge Type, select what you want to display as a badge; there are several options, including text, image, CSS, etc.
Then you can change the appearance by style, margin, border, etc.
After all, your badge will display like this.
Videos can describe a product much more effectively than an image. Using this module, you can put a video on the product page and an image on the shop page.
Let’s understand the procedure step by step.
The first thing we need to do is to add a video to a product. Click on Add Video
You will be redirected to the All Products page, click on the product you want to add video to.
Scroll down to Store one section.
Two buttons are here to add video as Featured video and Video gallery.
If you enable Featured Video, the video will be added to appear on the shop page, replacing the product image. I will show you the result after setting it up. And the Video Gallery will be displayed on the single product page.
After this, you can save changes by publishing the product. Return to the Product Gallery module dashboard.
From this page, you can set a global thumbnail that will be shown in all product pages if not given in the product’s meta. If a thumbnail is set in meta, as we set, then it will overwrite the Global image.
Again, this ratio of the video is global on all product pages. You can enable Auto Play, which will enable video play automatically as the product page is opened.
The thumbnail play icon and its color can be changed from the options below.
Now switch to the Featured tab.
The same options are given as in the Gallery. You can upload the global thumbnail, set its ratio, auto-play, and icon.
This is how it will look after setting up.
Now follow the steps below.
This will redirect you to Create Product Page
Give it a name and scroll down to Product Data.
After selecting the product data as Product Bundle, its settings will open in the Product Data section.
So when you select the Bundle Wide as a Discount Scope, and then click on the six-dots icon next to the trash icon on any product, it opens these advanced settings for that specific item.
When you change the Discount Scope to Per product, the general Regular Price block locks, and the Discount Type and its options move directly into each individual item’s advanced settings panel.
After these settings, publish the product.
Come back to Store One’s Bundle Product addon.
Product Page
You can control how your bundled items look and function on the public product page using these toggle switches and dropdown options.
Product Page
You can manage how your bundled items behave and display inside the shopping cart using these toggle switches and dropdown options.
Preview
You can see an instant visual mockup of how your bundle configurations will appear to your customers using the Preview layout section at the top of your workspace.
Website Preview
On the Shop Page, the Bundle Product appears along with other products. When the user clicks on the Bundle Product, it comes to the Single Product page.
All products that we added are appearing here. The price is 50% as the discount is set to 50%. And the quantity of the product beside the Add to cart button is 2, it can’t be reduced to 1, as we set the minimum quantity to 2.
When a customer clicks the add to cart button on the product page, the plugin instantly groups your chosen items into a single bundle package and adds them to the shopping cart. The quantities, items, and prices displayed in the cart automatically reflect the exact rules you configured in the backend add-on panel.
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