MackenzieKuck

thank you! @tuanphan

I have a tiny section just underneath my header that gives some additional instructions when shopping in my online store. However, there is one page of my shop where this banner does not apply. I'd like to be able to disable that section from just this page. If I delete it, it will be deleted from the entire shop which I don't want. What code can I insert that will do this?

@tuanphan yes exactly

@NikolaNikic Thank you! I sincerely appreciate the additional feedback and clarification.

Hi @NikolaNikic, Thank you so much for taking the time to provide this feedback. I appreciate your thoughts and only have one question- if you could clarify what you mean about the background on the about page? I'm not sure how I should revisit it. Was the text not appearing correctly and that was making it difficult to read, or did you find the content itself confusing? Thank you again.

Hi! I've been working on revamping my website and am hoping for some feedback. I don't have a ton of products up at the moment but am working on adding more. My website is: takehearttextiles.com Thanks in advance!

Hi @pawprintblessings, I think you have a cute store! I have a few minor suggestions: Your color scheme is good, but I think you should make your background on the home and store page the same purple color as your about page. I find that a lot more inviting than the black. As @Tiny_Coast mentioned, I agree that you should add some products on your home page and then link to your full shop. You want to make it extremely easy for people to buy from you, so having your products right there when someone lands on your site is ideal. Also on your home page I think it could be nice to include a beautiful lifestyle image at the very top that shows someone with their dog wearing one of your collars. If you have a best seller, you could include a button over that image with some text 'shop our best seller' or something like that. Consider making your paragraph fonts something less stylized and a little easier to read. This is an accessibility thing, and I find the text on your 'about' page for example to be a little tiring to try and read through the whole block of text. You want to make it easy on the eyes so its more about the content and less about being overly stylized. I noticed that you're offering free shipping, that's an awesome incentive! What if you changed it to say 'Sign up to receive free shipping on orders over $30' that way in order for someone to take advantage of that offer, they have to sign up for it with their email address, which then helps you build up your email list. You would obviously need to include a link to where they can sign up (usually popups are the best way to do this). On your shop page, consider adding more than 2 products per row. Since you have so many products I can tell your 'All' page is super long and as a visitor there is no way I'm going to scroll all the way down. If you add 3-4 products per row then the page is less overwhelming to scroll through. You've likely seen some ecommerce sites work around this by having a button at the bottom that says 'see more' so that it loads more products, or they simply have multiple pages of products. Lastly, what would you say your niche or specialty is when it comes to these dog collars? Are they hand made? Are they ideal for certain breeds of dogs? Narrowing down your focus of who you sell to and what your unique selling point is can really help you target the right customers. I hope some of this is helpful and you can obviously pick and choose what feedback makes sense to you to implement. -Mackenzie

Hi @pawprintblessings, What is your website?

I am hoping to build two different email segments and giving visitors the option to choose which email list they want to be added to, or if they want to be added to both. Specifically, a checkbox feature is what I'm looking for where checking at least one is required in order to submit the form. Is this possible with code? My website is https://mackenziekuck.com/ Thanks in advance!

That worked! Thanks so much for your help!

I noticed that anytime I navigate from one page to another, the navigation text jumps around. Is there any way to keep it fixed to one spot? I should mention I do have an alternative logo on certain pages of my site, and I know the custom code is likely part of the reason the navigation is in a slightly different location on some pages compared to others. I'd like to make it so that every page on my site has the exact same nav location. my website is https://mackenziekuck.com/ thanks in advance!

Thank you! Revising the code to make the logo clickable worked great. However, I am not sure if I entered the above code correctly. I made sure to revise the 'add-url-here' to be the url that I want to point the link to, and I entered this code below the existing code in the page header code injection, but it still links to the default home page.

Hi @Zachery Beautiful website and photography. I had the exact same thoughts as Jessica regarding the branding. I thought Kimberley was the photographer and was also confused when I scrolled down to see the name Isaac as the photographer. I agree with Jessica's feedback and would like to add: I recommend adding some abbreviated information about you to the top of your main page along with the photo of you. Then add a button linking it to your full about page. It humanizes you, and I think the fact that you are only 15 years old and taking these amazing photos makes your website all the more interesting. I know this might feel strange to put your "about" before your images, but people are usually highly interested to know who is behind the lens. Additionally, it is good to consider adding some terms and conditions and other policies especially if you are operating an ecommerce store. Finally, I suggest adding a newsletter form somewhere on your main page. Building your email list is the best way to build an online business. I hope that is helpful and keep up the great work!

of course! https://mackenziekuck.com/take-heart-textiles

Update: I was able to resolve the height issue! Adding a line of code for min-height worked great. Still searching for a way to modify the link

Hi! I have been wanting a way to allow visitors to select which email lists they want to be subscribed to, that way they are automatically segmented. Also, if a user wants to 'unsubscribe' I want to give them the option to choose which email list they are unsubscribing from, rather than automatically being unsubscribed from all lists. This would be incredibly helpful! Another wish-list item is a way to create a duplicate navigation (but being able to use the same pages in multiple navs) I'd also love a way to create tabs in my website, like how Anthropologie has their main brand and anthro living home in another tab. https://www.anthropologie.com/?brand-switch=1&ref=tab That would be amazing for segmenting different "faces" of my same website/business.

Also, is there any way to make the alternative logo link a page other than the home page?

I needed to use a different logo for a page of my website, so I added the following code into the page header code injection. I was able to get the alternative logo to appear but now it's too small. Adjusting the max-height doesn't seem to help, but it does help prevent the logo from repeating. What code can I add or adjust so that I can make the logo larger? <style> .header-title{ background-image:url('image-url-here'); background-repeat: no-repeat!important; max-height: 100px; background-size: contain } .header-title img{ opacity:0 } </style>