Menus

Store Page > Sales Channel(left hand side) > Navigation

In the Menus section, the following menus need to be added using the “Add Menu” button, the links within can be changed

Adding Menu Items

To add menu items to your menus, perform the following steps:

• In your Shopify admin panel, go to "Online Store" and then "Navigation."
• Click on the menu to which you want to add items.
• Click on the "Add menu item" button.
• Enter a name for the menu item in the "Name" field.
• Specify the destination URL for the menu item in the "Link" field.
• Optionally, you can set the item as a dropdown by selecting a parent menu item from the "Parent item" dropdown list. 
• Click on "Save menu" to add the menu item.

Organizing Menu Items

To organize and rearrange menu items within a menu, follow these steps:

• In your Shopify admin panel, navigate to "Online Store" and then "Navigation."
• Click on the menu you want to organize.
• Drag and drop the menu items to rearrange their order.
• If you want to create a nested menu (submenu), drag a menu item slightly to the right and drop it below another menu item. It will become a child item or submenu.
• Click on "Save menu" to save the changes.

Linking Menus to Your Store

After creating and customizing your menus, you need to link them to your store's theme locations. To link a menu to a specific location, follow these steps:

• In your Shopify admin panel, go to "Online Store" and then "Navigation."
• Click on the menu you want to link.
• Click on the edit button . 
• Click on  the Link input and select from  the dropdown menu list. 

How to Customize Menu

To customize the menu in Shopify themes, follow the steps below:

• Step 1: Access the Theme Editor:Log in to your Shopify admin panel and navigate to "Online Store" and then "Themes." Find the theme you want to customize and click on the "Customize" button. This will launch the Theme Editor.
• Step 2: Navigate to the Menu Setting:In the Theme Editor, look for the section related to the menu. It may be labeled as "Header," "Navigation," or "Menu." Click on it to access the menu settings.
• Step 3: Add a New Menu:If you want to create a new menu, click on the "Add a menu" button. Give your menu a name and save it.
• Step 4: Configure the Menu Structure:Once you have created a menu, you can start adding menu items. You can add links to pages, collections, products, or external URLs. In the menu settings, you'll find an option to add a menu item. Click on it and provide the necessary information such as the name, URL, and link type. Repeat this step for each menu item you want to add.
• Step 5: Organize the Menu:To organize the menu items, you can use drag and drop functionality. You can move the menu items up or down to change their order or nest them under other menu items to create submenus.
• Step 6: Customize Menu Appearance:Depending on your theme, you may have options to customize the menu's appearance. Look for settings related to colors, fonts, spacing, and layout. Use these options to match the menu with your desired design.
• Step 7: Save and Publish:After customizing the menu, make sure to save your changes. If you are satisfied with the modifications, click on the "Publish" button to apply the customized menu to your live store.
• Step 8: Preview and Test:Before finalizing the changes, it's a good idea to preview your store to see how the customized menu looks on different devices and screen sizes. Additionally, test the menu by clicking on each link to ensure they navigate to the intended pages.

Filters

Store Page > Sales Channel(left hand side) > Navigation

For “Collection” pages, collections can be filtered using various options, these options can be added from the above section. The “Shopify Search & Discovery” app needs to be downloaded to enable this feature. 

Once at this page, click the “Open” button next to “Shopify Search & Discovery”

you will then arrive at the “Search & Discovery” dashboard, scroll down to the “Customize collection and search filters” and click the “View Filters” button. then click “Edit Filters”

add the required filters by selecting the checkboxes and click “Save” button.

Filters are a powerful tool that allows customers to narrow down their product search based on specific criteria, such as price, color, size, and more. Shopify provides a flexible filtering system that can be integrated into your theme to enhance the shopping experience for your customers.

1. Types of Filters

Shopify themes typically offer the following types of filters:

• Product Filters: These filters allow customers to refine their product search based on various attributes, such as price range, color, size, brand, and more. They help customers find products that meet their specific requirements quickly.
• Collection Filters: These filters are specific to collection pages and allow customers to narrow down their search within a particular collection. They can filter products based on attributes unique to that collection, such as material, style, category, and more.

2. Enabling Filters

To enable filters in your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
• Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
• In the theme editor, navigate to the section where you want to enable filters (e.g., collection page or search results page).
• Look for the Filters or Filtering section in the theme settings.

Color Swatches

Store page > Products(left hand side) > click on a product > scroll down to “Options” section > (if options not enabled, click “This product has options, like size or color” to enable options) > Give “Option Name” as “Color”(spelt correctly) and add color options. 

Using drag toggle on the left hand side, place the “Color” option at the bottom below all other options.

Colors need to be added for each variant, to add color swatches click “Edit” button on a variant 

Once at the variant page, scroll down to the “Metafields” tab to add the color code. This needs to be done for each and every variant to render color swatches on the “Single Product” page/section.

Collection Filter Swatches

Add the “Color” option in Product > Variants Tab and add necessary values.

Next navigate to Admin Panel > Content > Files and upload a “.jpg” file with the exact name as the value provided in the Products Color option. eg: “Black” is the color name, therefore the “.jpg” image file will be named “Black”

Color swatches are visual representations of product color options, allowing customers to easily select their preferred color variant. Shopify provides a flexible color swatch system that can be integrated into your theme to enhance the product browsing and selection experience for your customers.

1. Types of Color Swatches

Shopify themes typically offer two types of color swatches:

• Image Swatches: These swatches display thumbnail images of product colors or patterns. 
• Color Swatches: These swatches display solid color blocks or circles representing different color options. Customers can click on the swatches to select their desired color variant.

2. Adding Color Variants

To add color variants with swatches to your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to Products and select the desired product.
• In the product editor, locate the Variants section.
• Add a new variant for each color option you want to offer.
• Assign a unique SKU, price, and inventory quantity for each color variant.
• Assign a specific color value to each variant using  the color name.

3. Displaying Color Swatches

Once color swatches are enabled and customized, they will be displayed on your product pages. The exact placement and appearance of the swatches depend on your theme's design and settings. By clicking on the swatches, customers can select their preferred color variant, which will update the product image and other variant information  accordingly.

Mega Menu

Navigate to customizer > Sections > Header and click on “Add Mega Menu Item” to add mega menu to your theme. Once added, navigate to the right customizer panel, assign the mega menu to a menu item and select the left and right panel types. Customize the mega menu to display the desired options on left and right panels.

Mega menus are expanded dropdown menus that display multiple levels of navigation and additional content, such as images, icons, and promotional banners. 

A mega menu is a type of drop-down menu that allows for the display of multiple levels of navigation and additional content in a wider and more expansive format. Unlike traditional drop-down menus, which typically show only one level of subcategories, mega menus can showcase multiple levels, providing a more comprehensive and visually engaging navigation experience for customers.

1. Enabling Mega Menus

To enable mega menus in your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
• Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
• In the theme editor, navigate to the section where your menu is located (usually the header or main navigation section).
• Look for the Mega Menu or Drop-down Menu option.
• Enable the mega menu option by toggling the switch or following the instructions provided by your theme.

2. Mega Menu Settings

Once mega menus are enabled, you may have access to various mega menu settings in the theme editor. These settings can vary depending on the theme you are using. Common mega menu settings include:

• Mega Menu Content: Customize the content of your mega menu, such as text, images, icons, promotional banners, and more.
• Mega Menu Styling: Customize the visual appearance of the mega menu, including colors, fonts, background, borders, and other design elements.

3. Customizing Mega Menus

To customize the mega menus in your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
  
• Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
  
• In the theme editor, navigate to the section where your menu is located (usually the header or main navigation section).
  
• Look for the mega menu customization options provided by your theme.
  
• Customize the mega menu layout, content, styling, and other visual aspects to align with your store's branding and navigation needs.

4. Adding Menu Items to Mega Menus

To add menu items to your mega menu in Shopify, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Navigation.
• Locate the menu you want to edit (e.g., Main Menu) and click on it.
• Add a new menu item or edit an existing one that you want to include in your mega menu.
• Indicate the position of the menu item within the mega menu structure by adjusting its indent level.
• Save your changes.
• Navigate to the Menu Mega settings in section customizer and follow the instructions available to add the required menu

 Newsletter Modal

The Newsletter Modal can be enabled in the ‘Pop Up Modal’ Section available in the Sections 

Customizer.

Newsletter modals are pop-up windows that appear on your website to capture visitors' email addresses and encourage them to subscribe to your newsletter. 

A newsletter modal is a pop-up window that prompts visitors to subscribe to your newsletter. It typically appears when a visitor enters your website or performs a specific action, such as scrolling down the page or spending a certain amount of time on your site. The newsletter modal captures visitors' email addresses and provides an opportunity to engage with them through email marketing campaigns.

1. Enabling the Newsletter Modal

To enable the newsletter modal in your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
• Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
• In the theme editor, navigate to the section where you want to enable the newsletter modal (e.g., Home page or Footer).
• Look for the Newsletter Modal or Email Signup Modal option.
• Enable the newsletter modal option by toggling the switch or following the instructions provided by your theme.

2. Newsletter Modal Settings

Once the newsletter modal is enabled, you may have access to various newsletter modal settings in the theme editor. These settings can vary depending on the theme you are using. Common newsletter modal settings include:

• Modal Content: Customize the text, imagery, and call-to-action of the newsletter modal to entice visitors to subscribe to your newsletter.
• Modal Styling: Customize the visual appearance of the newsletter modal, including colors, fonts, backgrounds, borders, and other design elements.

3. Customizing the Newsletter Modal

To customize the newsletter modal in your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

1. From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
2. Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
3. In the theme editor, navigate to the section where the newsletter modal is located.
4. Look for the newsletter modal customization options provided by your theme.
5. Customize the modal content, styling, colors, fonts, and other visual aspects to align with your store's branding and messaging.

Variant Images

To enable Variant Images in  ‘Single Product Section’ slider, navigate to Store Dashboard > Products > (Your Product) > Variants Tab > Edit Variant > Options Tab to add Variant Featured Image

Accelerated Checkout

To enable accelerated checkout navigate to Store Dashboard > Settings > Payments Tab(left panel) > Enable a third party payment option(requires financial details) & add ‘Additional payment methods’

Accelerated checkout allows customers to bypass the traditional checkout process and complete their purchase with fewer steps and friction. 

1. What is an Accelerated Checkout?

Accelerated checkout refers to the process of simplifying and expediting the checkout experience for customers. It aims to reduce the number of steps required to complete a purchase and eliminate unnecessary form fields, resulting in a faster and more seamless checkout process. 

2. Accelerated Checkout Methods

Shopify offers several methods for implementing accelerated checkout:

• Shopify Payments: With Shopify Payments, customers can save their payment information during their first purchase, allowing for faster checkout on subsequent visits. This one-click checkout option eliminates the need to re-enter payment details.
• Third-Party Payment Gateways: Integrated third-party payment gateways, such as PayPal Express Checkout or Apple Pay, provide their own accelerated checkout options. Customers can use their existing accounts with these payment providers to complete purchases quickly and securely.

3. Customizing Accelerated Checkout

While the overall process of accelerated checkout is predefined, you can customize certain aspects of the checkout experience:

• Branding: Customize the branding elements, such as logos and colors, to align with your store's visual identity.
• Messaging: Add custom messages or instructions to guide customers through the accelerated checkout process.
• Payment Gateway Settings: Configure the settings of integrated payment gateways to control the display and behavior of the accelerated checkout options.

4. Managing Accelerated Checkout Orders

Orders placed through accelerated checkout methods follow the same order management process as regular orders. You can view and manage these orders in your Shopify admin under Orders. The order details, customer information, and payment transaction information are captured and recorded accordingly.

Sizing Chart

Navigate to admin > products > product > metafields tab > Sizing Chart and upload the required image.

Sizing charts are essential for providing accurate measurements and size guides to help customers choose the right fit for their clothing or products. A sizing chart is a visual guide that provides detailed measurements and instructions to help customers determine their correct size for clothing, footwear, or other products. Sizing charts typically include measurements such as bust, waist, hip, inseam, sleeve length, and other relevant dimensions. By providing accurate sizing information, you can reduce returns and exchanges and improve customer satisfaction.

 Adding Sizing Charts to Product Pages

 You can add Sizing charts to your product pages using the following steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
• Look for the Product Page or Product Details settings.
• Select the desired Product. 
• Scroll to the bottom of the page find Metafields click the size charts select file then choose the  desired image.

Product Cards

Navigation > settings > custom data > add definition and create a new definition

Product cards are the visual representation of individual products in a grid or list view, showcasing key details and enticing customers to click for more information. 

1. Enabling Product Cards

To enable product cards in your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
• Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
• In the theme editor, navigate to the section where the product cards are displayed (e.g., Collection Page).
• Look for the Product Cards or Product Grid/List option.
• Enable the product card option by toggling the switch or following the instructions provided by your theme.

2. Configuring Product Card Settings

Once product cards are enabled, you may have access to various product card settings in the theme editor. These settings can vary depending on the theme you are using. Common product card settings include:

• Layout: Choose between grid or slide view to display your product cards. 
• Number of Products: Set the number of product cards to display per row or page.
• Sort Order: Define the order in which products are displayed, such as by date, popularity, or manually.

Configure these settings based on your preferences and the visual representation you want to achieve for your products.

3. Customizing Product Cards

To customize the appearance and style of your product cards, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
• Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
• In the theme editor, navigate to the section where the product cards are located (e.g., Collection Page).
• Look for the product card customization options provided by your theme.
• Customize the product card's layout, typography, colors, images, and other visual aspects to align with your store's branding and design.

Article Author Image

navigation > settings > custom data> blog posts > add definition , in order to be able to add author image

The article author image feature allows you to display the profile image or photo of the author alongside the articles or blog posts on your Shopify store. It adds a visual element to the author's identity and helps readers recognize and connect with the author. By showcasing author images, you can enhance the credibility and personalization of your blog content, making it more engaging for your audience.

1. Enabling the Article Author Image Feature

To enable the article author image feature in your Shopify theme, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Themes.
• Find the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.
• In the theme editor, navigate to the section where your articles or blog posts are displayed (e.g., Blog Page).
• Look for the Article Author Image or Author Avatar option.
• Enable the article author image feature by toggling the switch or following the instructions provided by your theme.

2. Adding Author Images to Articles

Once the article author image feature is enabled, you can add author images to individual articles using the following steps:

• From your Shopify admin, go to the Online Store and select Blog Posts or Articles.
• Select the article you want to edit or create a new article.
• Locate the section where you can edit the article details, including the author information.
• Add the author's profile image or photo in the designated field. You can upload an image file or select an image from your media library.
• Save the changes.

Make sure to repeat these steps for each article that should display an author image.

Theme Settings

• Custom Button Icons: Navigate to Customizer > Theme Settings > Buttons tab and add custom icons for Primary and Secondary buttons
• Product Card Swatches: Navigate to Customizer > Theme Settings > Product Cards tab and “Enable Swatches” to add color swatches available for products with color options
• Enable Currency Switching: Navigate to Customizer > Theme Settings > Currency tab and “Enable Currency Switching” to add a currency switcher to the head of your theme.

Theme settings allow you to control various aspects of your store's appearance and functionality without directly modifying the theme code. Theme settings refer to the customizable options and configurations available within your theme. These settings allow you to modify various aspects of your store's appearance, layout, colors, typography, and more, without directly editing the underlying theme code. 

1. Accessing Theme Settings

To access the theme settings in your Shopify admin, follow these steps:

• From your Shopify admin dashboard, click on the Online Store and select Themes.
• Locate the theme you want to edit and click on the Customize button.

2. Common Theme Settings

The specific theme settings available can vary depending on your chosen theme and its developer. However, common theme settings include:

• General: This section includes settings related to the overall layout, logo, favicon, social media links, and other general options.
• Typography: These settings allow you to define font styles, sizes, and colors for various text elements throughout your store.
• Colors: Customize the colors used in different sections, such as backgrounds, headings, buttons, and links.
• Footer: Configure the layout and content of the footer section, such as payment icons, newsletter signup, contact information, and links.
• Product Pages: Adjust the layout, image display, product variants, related products, and other elements specific to product pages.
• Collection Pages: Customize the layout, sorting options, filters, and display settings for collection pages.

These are just a few examples of common theme settings. The available settings can vary significantly between themes.

3. Customizing Theme Settings

To customize the theme settings, follow these steps:

• Access the theme settings by clicking on the Customize button for your desired theme in the Themes section of your Shopify admin.
• In the theme editor, navigate through the different sections and options to locate the settings you want to customize.
• Modify the settings according to your preferences, such as uploading a new logo, adjusting color values, changing font styles, and configuring layout options.

4. Saving and Previewing Changes

As you make changes to the theme settings, it's important to save your progress and preview the changes before applying them to your live store. To save and preview changes:

• Click on the Save or Apply button within the theme editor to save your modifications.
• Use the Preview button to preview your store with the applied changes in a separate browser tab or window. 
• Review the previewed changes and ensure they align with your expectations. If needed, make additional adjustments and repeat the previewing process.

Delta Documentation :

Creating Collection :

• 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
• 2. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Products" tab located in the left-hand sidebar.
• 3. In the Products section, click on the "Collections" tab.
• 4. On the Collections page, check the top right side of the page and click the "Create collection" button .

Please note: Automated Collection: An automated collection uses predefined conditions to automatically include products that match specific criteria. You can set conditions based on product tags, titles, types, vendors, etc. When a product meets the specified conditions, it will be automatically added to the collection.

Manual Collection: A manual collection allows you to manually select individual products to include in the collection.

Conditions:
Scroll down to the "Conditions" section of the collection editing page.

Click the "Add condition" button to start configuring your conditions.

In the first dropdown menu, select the attribute you want to use for your condition. You can choose from options like "Product title," "Product type," "Product vendor," "Product tag," and more.

In the second dropdown menu, select the operator that matches the relationship you want to establish with the attribute. For example, if you selected "Product tag" as the attribute, you can choose "is equal to," "is not equal to," "contains," "does not contain," and so on.

In the text box next to the operator, enter the value you want to match with the attribute. For instance, if you selected "Product type" as the attribute and "is equal to" as the operator, you can enter the specific product type you want to include in the collection.

If you want to add multiple conditions, click the "Add another condition" button

You can choose whether the conditions should match "any" or "all" of the selected attributes. The "any" option means that at least one of the conditions must be met for a product to be included, while the "all" option requires all the conditions to be met.

Once you have added and configured the desired conditions, click the "Save" button to update the automated collection with the new conditions.

 Pages

• 1.  Log in to your Shopify admin panel.From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Online Store" tab located in the left-hand sidebar.
• 2. In the Online Store section, click on the "Pages" tab.
• 3. On the Pages page, click the "Add page" button.
• 4. Enter a title for your page in the "Title" field. This will be the name of the page that will be displayed on your website.
• 5. In the "Visibility" section, you can choose whether to publish the page immediately or schedule it for future publication. Select the desired option.
  To add content to these pages :
• 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
• 2. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• In the Settings section, click on the "Policies" tab. This tab is specifically dedicated to managing your store's policies.
• 3, On the Policies page, you will find various policy sections such as "Refund policy," "Privacy policy," "Terms of service," and more.
• 4, Click on the policy you want to create or edit. For example, if you wish to create or modify your Refund policy, click on the "Refund policy" section.
• 5. On the policy editing page, you can use the provided text editor to customize and format the content of the policy.

Once you have made the necessary changes, click the "Save" button to update the policy.

 Shopify search & Discovery
Installation : Log in to your Shopify admin panel.

• 1. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Apps" tab located in the left-hand sidebar.
• 2. In the Apps section, click on the "Visit Shopify App Store" button to access the Shopify App Store.
• 3. In the search bar at the top, type "Shopify Search and Discovery" and press Enter or click the search icon.
• 4. Look for the "Shopify Search and Discovery" app in the search results and click on it to view the app details.
• 5. Review the app's features, pricing, and ratings to ensure it meets your requirements. If you're satisfied, click the "Add app" button.
• 6. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the app and grant necessary permissions.

Once the app is installed, return to your Shopify admin panel.

Implementation
Log in to your Shopify admin panel.

• 1. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Online Store" tab located in the left-hand sidebar
• 2. In the Online Store section, click on the "Navigation" tab.
• 3. On the Navigation page, scroll down to the "Collection and search filters" section. 
• 4. Look for the Shopify Search and Discovery option and click on the "Open" or "Configure" button next to it.
• 5. This will open the settings or configuration panel for the Shopify Search and Discovery app.
• 6.Within the app settings, you should find options to manage and configure the filter options.
• 7. Depending on the capabilities of the app, you may be able to customize various filter attributes such as tags, product properties, collections, price ranges, etc.
• 8. Configure the desired filter options according to your store's needs. You can enable/disable specific filter attributes, rearrange their order, or set other preferences provided by the app.
• Save your changes within the Shopify Search and Discovery app.
• 9. Once you have configured the filter options, they should be automatically integrated into your store's search and discovery functionality, and customers will be able to use them to refine their product searches.

 Product Reviews:

Installation: 

 Log in to your Shopify admin panel

• 1.  From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Apps" tab located in the left-hand sidebar. 
• 2.  In the Apps section, click on the "Visit Shopify App Store" button to access the Shopify App Store.
• 3. In the search bar at the top, type "Product Reviews" and press Enter or click the search icon.

• 4.Follow the on-screen instructions to install the app and grant necessary permissions.
• 5. Once the app is installed, you may be redirected to the app's settings or configuration page. If not, you can usually access the app through the "Apps" tab in your Shopify admin panel.

Implementation : Configure the app settings according to your preferences. This may include options like review display settings, customization options, email notifications, and more.

• 1.  Consult the app's documentation or support resources for specific instructions on configuring the product reviews app.
• 2. Customize the appearance of the review section to match your store's branding, if applicable. 
• 3. This can include adjusting colors, fonts, and styling elements. 
• 4. Save your settings and make sure the product reviews feature is enabled.
• 5. Visit your store's frontend to ensure that the product reviews are being displayed correctly and that customers can submit reviews.
  Adding Store Details : Log in to your Shopify admin panel
• From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• In the Settings section, click on the "Store Details" tab.
• On the "Store Details" page, you will find different sections to update your store information. Here are the steps for each section:
• Profile Section: Click on the "Profile" section within the "Store Details" tab.
• Update your store's name by editing the "Store name" field. Provide your store's email address in the "Email address" field.
• Optionally, you can add your store's phone number in the "Phone" field. Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button. Billing Information Section:
• Click on the "Billing Information" section within the "Store Details" tab. Review and update your billing address if necessary.
• Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button. Store Currency Section:

Click on the "Store Currency" section within the "Store Details" tab. From the "Currency" drop down menu, select the currency that you want to use for your store's transactions. Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button.

Adding pickup and delivery details :
Log in to your Shopify admin panel.

• From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• In the Settings section, click on the "Shipping and Delivery" tab.
• On the "Shipping and Delivery" page, you will find options to manage your shipping and delivery settings. Follow these steps to set up local delivery and local pickup:

Setting up Local Delivery:

• 1.  Under the "Local Delivery" section, click on the "Manage" button.
• 2.  In the Local Delivery settings, you can configure the following details:
• 3.  Delivery pricing: Set the delivery fee or choose to offer free delivery.
• 4.  Delivery area: Define the specific regions or postal codes where local delivery is available.
• 5.  Delivery schedule: Specify the days and time slots when local delivery is available.
• 6.  Delivery instructions: Add any additional instructions or policies related to local delivery. Customize the settings based on your business requirements.
• 7.  Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button. Setting up Local Pickup: Under the "Local Pickup" section, click on the "Manage" button. 
• 8.  In the Local Pickup settings, you can configure the following details:
• 9.  Pickup instructions: Add any instructions or policies related to local pickup.
• 10. Pickup locations: Specify the locations where customers can pick up their orders.

Customize the settings based on your business requirements. Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button. After completing these steps, your local delivery and local pickup settings will be configured in your Shopify store. 
 Adding Location :

• 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
• 2.  From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• 3.  In the Settings section, click on the "Locations" tab.
• 4.  On the "Locations" page, you can manage and add different physical locations for your business. To add a new location, follow these steps: In the Locations section, click on the "Add location" button. Once you have entered the necessary details, click the "Save" button to add the new location to your Shopify store.
   Adding Author Image :
• 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
• 2. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• 3. In the Settings section, click on the "Custom Data" tab.
• 4. Under the Custom Data tab, click on the "Blog Posts" option.
• 5. In the Blog Posts section, click on the "Add definition" button. In the "Definition Name" field, enter a name for the author (e.g., "Author Image").
• 6. Namespace & key == author_image.value
• 7. Set the "Type" as "File" by selecting it from the drop down menu. Select “One file” option. Under the "Validation" section, select "Images" to ensure that only image files can be uploaded as the author image.
• 8. Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button.
• 9. Now that you have added the custom definition for the author image, you can proceed to add the image to specific blog posts using these steps:
• 10. Go to the "Blog Posts" section in your Shopify admin panel.
• 11. Select the blog post to which you want to add the author image.
• 12. Scroll down to the "Author" section or find the field where you want to display the author image.
• 13. Click on the "Add content" button or similar option.
• 14. Choose the "Author Image" field that you previously created in the Custom Data section.
  Upload or select the image you want to use as the author image. Save the changes to update the blog post with the author image.

Adding color variant : 

• 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
• 2. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• 3. In the Settings section, click on the "Custom Data" tab.
• 4. Under the Custom Data tab, click on the "Variants" section.
• 5. Click on the "Add definition" button to create a new custom variant definition.
• 6. Now, to add a color variant for products, follow these steps:
• In the "Definition Name" field, enter a name for the variant (e.g., "Color").
• Set the "Type" as "Color" by selecting it from the drop down menu.
• Namespace & key == color.value
• Select “One value” option. 
• Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button.
• Adding Size chart :
• 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
• 2. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• 3. In the Settings section, click on the "Custom Data" tab.
• 4.Under the Custom Data tab, click on the "Products" section.
• 5. Click on the "Add definition" button to create a new custom product definition.
• 6.  In the "Definition Name" field, enter a name (e.g., "Sizing Chart"). Set the "Type" as "File" by selecting it from the dropdown menu.
• 7. Namspace & key == sizing_chart.value
• 8.  Select “One file” option. Under the "Validation" section, select “Accept all file types”.
  Save the changes by clicking the "Save" button.
  Adding Product Info :
• 1. Log in to your Shopify admin panel.
• 2. From the Shopify admin dashboard, click on the "Settings" tab located at the bottom left.
• 3. In the Settings section, click on the "Custom Data" tab.
• 4. Under the Custom Data tab, click on the "Products" section.
• 5. Click on the "Add definition" button to create a new custom product definition.In the "Definition Name" field, enter a name for the custom product definition (e.g., "Product Cards").
• 6. Namespace & key == product_card.value
• 7. Set the "Type" as "Meta object" by selecting it from the dropdown menu.
• 7. Under the "Reference" section, click on the "Add definition link" to create a meta object definition for the product info.
• 9.  You will be redirected to the "Add meta object definition" page. In the "Definition Name" field, enter the name for the metaobject definition  == "Product Info"
• 10. Below the "Fields" section, click on the "Add field" button to add individual fields for the product info.
• 11. For each field, specify the field names as follows:

1. Single Line Text – Name == “Info Title”
2. Multi Line Text – Name == “Info Text”
3. Single Line Text – Name == “Info Image”

Save the changes to create the meta object definition for the product info.

• 12. You will be redirected back to the "Products" section under the Custom Data tab.
  Save the changes again to create the custom product definition for product cards with the associated meta object definition.