Episode 131 – Cate DeRosia – Hallway Chats
Introducing Cate DeRosia Cate has wandered around WordPress for the last five years speaking, organizing, and being an engaging human. Currently, she’s building out a family business and investigating how …
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BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Use Ngrok With LocalWP
Local development environments are usually safely locked behind a firewall, but sometimes you need them to be accessible from the outside world. Ngrok is a great tool for that, and …
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New Release: BigCommerce for WordPress 3.20.0
Another light edition, but some significant updates related to Google SiteKit.
Below, we’ll highlight a few of the biggest updates, but you can find detailed release notes in the CHANGELOG.md file …
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New Release: BigCommerce for WordPress 3.19.0
This release is a bit lighter than usual, but it still packs a punch.
Below, we’ll highlight a few of the biggest updates, but you can find detailed release notes in …
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BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Change Store Slugs
By default your BC4WP main products page is at /products/. Categories and Brands are at similar addresses. These are called “slugs” in WordPress, and in this video I’ll show you …
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BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Disable Quickview
Quickview allows customers to open up a small window to interact with a product without loading a full page. Sometimes this isn’t ideal however, so there’s a switch to turn …
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BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Enable Product Zoom
BigCommerce for WordPress has a built-in feature that allows buyers to use their mouse to zoom in on a product, to see greater detail. This video will show you how …
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BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Hide Products
Sometimes you need to remove a product from your storefront for a short time, but not delete it because you’ll need it again soon. This video will show you how …
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BigCommerce for WordPress Tutorial: How To Enable SSL In Both LocalWP And DesktopServer
The Embedded Checkout feature of BigCommerce for WordPress requires an SSL certificate to function. If you’re using a local development environment, SSL can be difficult to install locally. It’s much …
